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I'm not opposed to the idea of a CUCV, been looking into those as well. Starting to compile a list of questions, just because I do want to look at all the options that I have, especially with so many people being strongly opinionated that one might be a better option for me. I'll get that...

RE: deuce is home Very nice find. Are you going to make any changes (paint, etc) to it, or leave it as is? How well does it run?

hndrsonj: I can see gas mileage not being practical for every day driving, but bobbed, is there another reason why it wouldn't be? I might be overlooking something big here. red devils dude: Hmm, I didn't even think about insurance. I'll have to call the insurance company and see if they'll...

Talking this over with my mom and step dad. My step dad seems to think that the deuce should be alright as long as it doesn't come home a rusty-looking piece of scrap, or at least, doesn't stay that way for long. (He works in an auto shop in town, I could probably do work on it there) When you...

Re: RE: General Deuce Questions Haha! The bobbed will fit in the parking lot? You have the manual transmission on it? Does it shift smoothly? Long throw? Short? I learned to drive stick on a Nissan in the rocky mountains. :D

If I'm correct, a bobbed deuce is with one of the rear axels removed and it significantly shortened, correct? In that case, I may have to stick with a CUCV. I don't think I could live with myself cutting apart a deuce. :-\

So I'm 16 years old and will probably end up getting a 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP for my first car. Leather seats, etc. The problem is, that I seem to have picked up Green Iron Disease out of nowhere. Soo... I really want to get a deuce! :D Just a few things get in my way. I happen to live in...