Cache Mobile

[Team Foxx]

My dad (billzers) is looking at Cache Mobiles. He wants a car that is cheap, fits 5 people, and drives well. Please post what kind of Cache Mobile you have!

[puddin' trucker]

'99 F-250 super duty crew cab 4X4 with Tritan V-10. Fuel mileage sucks but it will get you and five of your friends places you shouldn't be going to anyway. Plus it's a company truck so I don't buy the fuel.

[+Wesbo]

2002 F250 crew cab diesel 4x4. Sounds and smells like a school bus. Al Gore cries when I start it up...

 

But lately I've been driving an inherited 98 Buick LeSabre. Gets great mpg, and it's like driving a waterbed.

[+gof1]

But lately I've been driving an inherited 98 Buick LeSabre. Gets great mpg, and it's like driving a waterbed.

 

Dril holes in the bottom of the doors to let the water out and the sloshing noise will stop.

 

I drive either the mini van or the Suzuki DRz400s dual sport motorcycle. Looking for a new small pick up to replace my recently deceased van with.

[+Tresco]

1989 Mitsubishi PU. Its in good running condition despite its 225,000 miles. It has countless dings and scratches on the body though so I don't mind a few more. I could not think of a better vehicle. The fact that it is not a 4X4 is not really a negatve. I don't mind a long hike in.

I've also used a mule named Buaulah Mae on a couple of occasions.

Edited July 26, 2008 by Tresco

[+twistyipper]

In the winter we fly in to remote caches and land on the nearby lakes--digging the caches out sucks though--(TY)

[+9Key]

I don't have a "cache mobile" but I do drive an '03 Xterra. Its only a 3 seater though because of my son's child seat takes up room in the back. Its not awful on gas and is quite capable off road.

[Keystone]

Since this long running thread on cachemobiles was just bumped, I am closing this duplicate.