Use discount code "Bullion".

Cool. We have want ads now.

I've got a 706 International diesel tractor I'll take $2,000 for.

For Sale: 1979 Yugo

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One owner, low miles (hippies not included). Ask for Junior BR-549

I suppose if you have to ask, you probably can't afford it.

RioRata said:

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For Sale: 1979 Yugo

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One owner, low miles (hippies not included). Ask for Junior BR-549

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That was from Jimmy Carter's military contract.

Krieg said:

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11 left...as in how many guys play football at once, per team.

Come on man, you have to at least try!

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I would think 11 is a number most Baylor fans want to stay away from

I half expected this to be like one of those things where you can buy old military equipment for really cheap. I have a friend that bought an old military Humvee that way for like $3,000, drove to Georgia to load it on to a trailer, and back to then spend something like another $10-15,000 to fix it all and make it street legal and drive able.

cowboycwr said:

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I half expected this to be like one of those things where you can buy old military equipment for really cheap. I have a friend that bought an old military Humvee that way for like $3,000, drove to Georgia to load it on to a trailer, and back to then spend something like another $10-15,000 to fix it all and make it street legal and drive able.

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Ya wanna buy a Yugo?

cowboycwr said:

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I half expected this to be like one of those things where you can buy old military equipment for really cheap. I have a friend that bought an old military Humvee that way for like $3,000, drove to Georgia to load it on to a trailer, and back to then spend something like another $10-15,000 to fix it all and make it street legal and drive able.

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I debated doing the same, so I took a test drive of a Humvee.For the uninitiated, the Humvee looks awesome, particularly when it's stripped and open air. I don't care for the H2 or Hummer or the other knock offs, the Humvee was a good design at the time and it's rugged as all get out. And the cool factor is insane.

Here's the problem. Much of the frame and joints meet at perfect right angles. That's great for milspec durability and maintenance. But hit a small bump when you drive it, and that open can of beverage is airborne. And your back will be sore, your shoulders will hurt and you will have some loose teeth. Sure, it will mount a nice .50 cal in the bed, but forget relaxed drives anywhere.

Comfy ride, the humvee is not.

And you'd better have a wiring genius handy for what you replace in the wiring harness.