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Too bad you think vans are gay, Mitsubishi Delica is perfect for you.

http://driving.ca/mitsubishi/auto-news/news/oddball-mitsubishi-delica-a-perfect-machine-for-adventure

Foresters aren't amaxing offroad but I can attest to their room inside at 6'3" myself. The n/a ones are gutless as fuck though.

>>14031599
Unfortunately, I don't think those are legal in the U.S.

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>>14031577

>I lost my job and will be homeless soon
>I need something I can live in for God knows how long

ftfy

>>14031630
I'm actually not in any financial turmoil, I just like driving around, traveling and camping. Sorry if you have trouble processing that.

I would say a second gen CRV or Element

>>14031641
Neither of those hold a candle to Subaru AWD in rougher conditions.

>>14031644
Fine then, an older Pathfinder

>>14031644
Jeep XJ.

>>14031599
L400 Delicas aren't legal in the US and he doesn't need a 4WD van.

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Id say get a van as you will have much more space and the ability to stand up and move around, search for van dwelling conversion and you can see what can be achieved

>>14031630
Aussie poster detected
Shitpost elsewhere pls

>>14031706
Holy shit that is nice for what it is, I wonder if the couches can be put together

>>14031728
I dont think the couches can be put together but if you want more detail into the build heres a link: https://tinycamper.wordpress.com/from-cargo-to-camper-van/

As the owner of one, I'll plug the 3rd gen (96-02) Toyota 4runner. Available with a manual for most of its production run, decent enough interior space, excellent offroad capability and durability, and not atrocious fuel economy. Very reliable, and there is fantastic support to address the few issues that do exist. Parts are cheap and everywhere, and these are easy to work on. The problem is that people with 5spd 4runners want an arm and a leg for them. Oh they had an available locking rear diff which is an excellent thing to have in reserve when offroad.

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>>14031644

>Subaru
>rougher conditions

Lol this old meme. Subarus are mallcrawlers you idiot, nothing more. They have the same ground clearance as a fucking CRV and will get high-ended on anything you might try to "adventure" over.

Stop adhering to the stupid 90's Crocodile Dundee marketing shills. Start paying more attention to the new, family-friendly Subaru marketing shills. They're actually being honest with you, telling you the car is meant to ferry around toddlers and tweens, then hand it off to them as a farty, boring, non-dangerous fagwagon.

>>14031577
I have that same Subaru that thing is a god damn trooper and quick for a 4 cylinder

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>>14031829

A few cheaper/overlooked options:

Isuzu Trooper: taller body is roomier for sleeping in the back of. Very sturdy, capable trucks aside from automatic transmissions, later models tend to burn a lot of oil. Available with a manual.

Mitsubishi Montero Sport: can be found with a 5spd in earlier models. This is very similar size/shape/spec to a 3rd gen 4Runner. Super beefy rear axle, sturdy capable trucks. Suffer from a smattering of minor issues but are generally reliable if taken care of.

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>>14031883

Holy shit you call that a base camp? DO you EVEN fucking CAMP?

>>14031840
OP here, appreciate the recommendation but the back of that car is too small for what I'm looking for.

>>14031883
I don't think this guy is looking to go off road, dude.

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>>14031898

Wow bud, sorry to trigger your /out/ism with a photo from a quick weekend trip in central Indiana with the gf.

How about the Altai mountains in Siberia, near the border of Mongolia?

>>14031950
I am.

>>14031957
Is it the type of off road the Subaru Forester could actually do?

>>14031908

How does an element have less space than a forester? On what planet?

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>>14031955

Dude that isn't camping that's just daily life in Russia.

>>14031972
Okay, maybe I'm wrong. The picture makes it look smaller.

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>>14031908

OK...?

>>14031706
whatever happened to vandweller/vanbro from a few years back? Never see him posting anymore.

>>14031996
He died.

>>14031577
Forrester is gud. Manual is a gud idea. Will not tow a 8x9 box trailer across America without a fight.

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>>14031974

Aktru glacier. It was a really cool trip, really out of the way though, in a corner of Siberia where Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Russia, and China all come together, it's a 10 hour drive on 2 lane roads through the mountains from the nearest big Russian city, Biysk.

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>>14032021

No arguments here bud, I buy a new tracksuit every time I go there at the bazaar. Everyone wears them, the stereotype exists for a reason.

Back on topic, here's a under-the-radar choice, a Suzuki XL7. More capable than a forester, available with a stick shift, my brother's gets up to 25 in the summer in back road driving.

>>14032044

>trying to find parts for this thing
>in North America

Yeah have fun with that.

inb4 it's really not that hard yes it is they don't even sell Suzukis in America anymore it's going to be a nightmare to find parts for an OLD one

>>14032090
You're an idiot, it actually sold well when it was sold here in the states

>>14032090
It's not a domestic or Toyota, but just about everything is on RockAuto and for reasonable prices. There's even a surprising amount of aftermarket stuff, lots of people wheel the short wheelbase trackers and sidekicks that these evolved from.