Whats the best great reset proof car?

why?

checked and om606 pilled

Found the homosexual.

Whatever runs on biodiesel that you make from your own excrement when they shut down public consumption of oil.

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cause I said so

I just ride your mother kike

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Old school Lambo tractor

I would do the toyota, needs less fuel and maintenance plus parts are cheap

I’m debating ripping out motor and trans from a worthless bmw and put an old v8 with carb and stick transmission

this

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a Kei truck

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Ford Model T.
Apes can fix it.

early K5 Blazer if you actually want to make it
>2000s toyota
jesus fucking christ, I'm glad people like you will die

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Motor swap into something older, fuel efficient but powerful turbo 4 banger in something useful like a small truck maybe. If I had the cash I'd also do an electric conversion of some sort. The problem with modern cars is all the damn electronics with big brother being built in. You really just want something with no connectivity that is simple and easy to work on which hasn't been made since the 90's I'm not saying that newer engines can't be better though. Modern diesel without DPF and emissions garbage would be awesome especially in in a light weight vehicle. Gimme a BMW 335d without the electronics and emissions and you got an awesome car.

Kei trucks are the future user.

Bug. Good on gas and no electronics and reliable and fun.

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i could put a detroit diesel 4 cylinder in a 57 chevy or something

ECU's die.....good luck finding one.

things are built like tanks,even more based is the micro rv home these are made with also,same cab but different body.

them japs are geniuses

that will never happen, plus finding classic car parts isnt any easier

pre-2011 ford ranger.

I'd like to kit up some stuff from ebikes.ca/shop.html and have a rig that can charge off solar and maybe hold more than a backpack can carry.

>whats (sic) the best great reset proof car?
This is what you need.

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Bug. I already have mine.

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>implies a person cannot machine a part when the car is fully mechanical
ngmi

Take the landyacht pill. I did.
They can't stop us if we are comfy.

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ECU's dont die? stop typing kid.

factoryfive.com/

build your own and put whatever engine in it you want. Most go for ford or chevy v8 but you could target fuel efficiency or even go electric. you might want their truck for practicality of actually being able to carry some supplies.

>ECU's dont die? stop typing kid.
the fuck they don't. obsolete in many early 2000's cars all ready so they have to be rebuilt.

When I look at bugs and then think about modern vw money pit shitboxes it makes me sad.

imagine getting 8mpg when gas is now 4$ a gallon.. imagine what the future prices will be like.

Yes, or volvo diesel. Just make sure you don't get the mercedes with biodegradable wiring insulation.
community.cartalk.com/t/biodegradable-wire-insulation/112446

V8 with 4 barrel carb? Enjoy your gas bill.

Cummins 4BT that they use in all the fedex trucks and stuff may have better parts availability. It's a popular 4wd swap that's pretty much a shorter version of the 6BT

Take the enduro/desert modified cruiser pill.

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sure just go electric and let the govt control your car remotely

I can already tell your an EV shill

10th gen 4.6 f-150.

do you have ANY idea how much landyachts piss off environmentalists? oh my fucking god the seethe is unreal.
you can also fix about 6-7 average sized bodies in the trunk, maybe more.

I never said you should go electric, but there are alternatives like japanese sedans from the 80's. Comfy, reliable and gas-friendly.

>early K5 Blazer if you actually want to make it
Pic related is what I drive. The thing is indestructable as long as you get to fixing any rust right away, which is rather impotant here in Canada.

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build your own electric, electric isn't inherently big brother, big brother is built into all the supplemental safety and infotainment stuff. Electric that is reasonable to charge off grid really has to be light weight and probably not crazy high power though.

02 RAV4

W123 FTW. A manual 240D may be slow but it is absolutely Apocalypse proof, 100% analog EMP proof and you can run it on a variety of fuels.

Series III Land Rover Defender, easy to maintain and all parts can be easily removed/replaced with a rudimentary tool kit, zero electronics, just military grade reliable as hell mechanical beast with bomb proof electrics, comfy as fuck and can drive anywhere plus they are abundant and cheap as are parts.

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Cybertruck with all phone-home capabilities stripped out.

weird, I have one of these