UTV Prices

[dennishoddy]

People with weak personalities and no worthwhile life experience often have to flex on others with UTVs and other garage toys. It's so obvious when you see it too.

So, your point is? Can you elaborate on your worthwhile life experiences that put you on a tier above those with UTV's and garage toys?
I'm really interested in how some of us have been so downtrodden and worthless.

 

[1911Sooner]

People with weak personalities and no worthwhile life experience often have to flex on others with UTVs and other garage toys. It's so obvious when you see it too.

 

[TerryMiller]

So, your point is? Can you elaborate on your worthwhile life experiences that put you on a tier above those with UTV's and garage toys?
I'm really interested in how some of us have been so downtrodden and worthless.

Yeah...

.....maybe we need to have a comparison of everyone's life experiences to determine who it is that really has the worthwhile ones.

Mine has been pretty good, and at nearly 77, I'm not done yet. (The knees just keep me from doing the strenuous ones.)

 

[C_Hallbert]

Yeah...

.....maybe we need to have a comparison of everyone's life experiences to determine who it is that really has the worthwhile ones.

Mine has been pretty good, and at nearly 77, I'm not done yet. (The knees just keep me from doing the strenuous ones.)

Great answer, Terry…..

 

[Tinytim]

This is my latest, custom built (by Hi-Lifter) Polaris XP1000 ace (single seater). Hi-Lifter host the largest mud bog sports and every other year they build a one off machine, the Squirrel Monkey is scary fast (I’ve hit 87mph, Hi-Lifter claims 91,
Anyway I have several SXS toys, along with four daughters, we use the toys at our cabin, on the Cimmaron river, Glamis, Cali and trail riding in Colorado, New Mexico and in Oklahoma.

 

[SoonerP226]

$500 and a weekend in the scrapyard used to yield is better toys than the overpriced stuff on showroom floors.

There was a junk yard on 177 south of Stillwater that was selling anything in their yard for $300 about 20 years ago when the old man who owned it was getting ready to retire. They had a heck of a lot of cars in that yard, too. I damn near gave him the $300 for the ‘64-ish Continental sitting in the yard. Still kinda wish I had.