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How hard could it be to find a second row and third row seat.
Plus carpeting, trim panels, headliner, seatbelts, all the bolts and clips for everything, etc etc.
It's been a great truck and has certainly gotten plenty of use. I loved the interior size for camping. A full size bed, fridge, and still plenty of room to move around. After I did the damage to the passenger side of the truck, I pretty much stopped driving it and gave up. I don't like driving damaged vehicles and the doors are pretty beat up. I could find new doors but at this point, I want something less extreme. The truck is too big. It's tackled every decent class 6 road in New Hampshire, even the hard ones, and some private land stuff as well. It just goes through everything. I generally don't do a lot of hard trips though and a mildly modified vehicle on 32-33" tires and better gas mileage will be a better fit for my needs.
The last couple of trips I used this:
I'm not yet sure what next year will bring as the Porsche was never intended to be a long term vehicle for me.
Last edited by Stewart_H; Dec 16, 2015 at 01:33 PM.
I am sooooo tempted. I am sure I could get new doors and I already have the seats to it....Replace the carpet in my truck and use the old carpet for this one...oh the possibilities.
Plus carpeting, trim panels, headliner, seatbelts, all the bolts and clips for everything, etc etc.
It's been a great truck and has certainly gotten plenty of use. I loved the interior size for camping. A full size bed, fridge, and still plenty of room to move around. After I did the damage to the passenger side of the truck, I pretty much stopped driving it and gave up. I don't like driving damaged vehicles and the doors are pretty beat up. I could find new doors but at this point, I want something less extreme. The truck is too big. It's tackled every decent class 6 road in New Hampshire, even the hard ones, and some private land stuff as well. It just goes through everything. I generally don't do a lot of hard trips though and a mildly modified vehicle on 32-33" tires and better gas mileage will be a better fit for my needs.
The last couple of trips I used this:
I'm not yet sure what next year will bring as the Porsche was never intended to be a long term vehicle for me.
I like the Porsche. The Transyllvania is epic. How does it do off-road?
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