Who makes a FWD pickup?

Besides VW caddy.

With decent snow tires four wheel peel isn't always necessary.

Dan

You have the Dodge Rampage as well.

Although I find the VWs lines to be much cleaner, dare-I-say iconic. How fast did he get that thing up to?

I think there was a FWD Ridgeline, too, so that makes three sold in the US. There was also an Opel Corsa based Chevy pickup sold in South America; I don't think any are old enough to easily import to the US at this point though.

Exactly what are you planning to use this thing for?

Did Subaru Brats come in FWD?

Bumboclot wrote: Did Subaru Brats come in FWD?

Nope, 4wd only.

racinginc215 wrote: there is a nice caddy down the road from me dressed in Military issue. 1850.00 and it's diesel

Pics or it isn't real. I want one of those badly.

One of these.

Remove the rear driveshaft and a 4X4 becomes FWD.

Seen it done when a guy I knew busted the rear diff on his 4X4 pickup and had to wait for a replacement to be shipped to him. He drove it FWD for a couple weeks. It was an old Dodge Powerwagon.

I know a guy who had a RWD Justy, because he got stuck in a ditch and somehow destroyed the front drive axles. He drove it for months like that.

Very cool, bumper numbers, towing shackles and tire pressures on the wheel wells. Good stuff.

16vCorey wrote:

Bumboclot wrote: Did Subaru Brats come in FWD?

Nope, 4wd only.

Yeah, but the 2wd mode is FWD, so that counts for something, right? Same with the Ridgeline, IIRC.

racinginc215 wrote: I think this may have been an ANG base truck. this is the third military base vehicle he's had out for sale. the last one was a Jeep CJ 10A

That's awesome. Pintle hook hitch for the win!

Care to share the phone number for that?

Still for sale? Contact info? Sign me up.

I'm serious, haven't been to Michigan in a while.

Dan

Electric S10s are FWD if that counts

wlkelley3 wrote: Remove the rear driveshaft and a 4X4 becomes FWD. Seen it done when a guy I knew busted the rear diff on his 4X4 pickup and had to wait for a replacement to be shipped to him. He drove it FWD for a couple weeks. It was an old Dodge Powerwagon.

Depending on the differential setup, that can make it 0WD.

Plymouth Scamp. Rampage with different stickers.

16vCorey wrote: I know a guy who had a RWD Justy, because he got stuck in a ditch and somehow destroyed the front drive axles. He drove it for months like that.

You never cease to amaze me with some of the "guys you know".

The scamp got 45 MPG highway? Which downhill did they measure that on?

The Hearse companies (corrected from Hearst) make flower cars out of Cadillacs and will make a consumer version as well.

None of the cool new european stuff comes to the US any more due to the chicken tax:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tax

Of course, that Lincoln is not fwd.

Just south of the border, down mexico way.

http://www.chevrolet.com.mx/content_data/LAAM/MX/es/GMMGM/showroom/chevrolet/vehiculos/tornado/galeria.html#images/exterior1.jpg

http://www.ford.com.mx/vehicles/gallery/gallery.asp?idModel=COU&section=EXT

Chevy Sabia?

Rampage has been mentioned, but here's a newer look at one:

Tempo Matador FTW!:

Kia Soul'ster:

A little Japanese goodness that you can't buy here:

Chevy Tornado:

Citroen!???

Ford Transit:

Fiat Strada:

Yeah, I know. Most of them are not available (concept or otherwise), Foreign market, and I shamefully hotlinked all that crap.

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