jimnys for hunting, fishing, shooting & working.

seeing as there are a few on hear now that use ther jimnys for hunting fishing shooting & working now as they are a cheaper 4x4 but still capeble thought id put this up for ideas, insperation or to show them that need a cheeper 4x4 for the above how good jimnys are. so any pic or links or advice stick em up hear ta.

just some pics and info ive found ive found



www.fishingmonthly.com.au/Articles/Displ...-Jimny-Packs-A-Punch

My parents old jimny was purchased as we needed a runaround that was cheap and reliable for mum to use during the week, and a capable 4x4 for dad to use on the shoot.

It was used as a workhorse for lugging feeders and bales ect, however the load space was limited as to can imagine. On the other hand, It did manage to fit a family of four and luggage on a 2 week holidays guernsey.

My father often recalls the time he drove over a mile around some headlands to reach a hide, on the way home he took the short route, across a ploughed field, with 3 adults, 2 dogs, all the days shooting gear, and around 100 pigeons. That was in a bog standard jimny.

It was used as a lamping vehicle on numerous occasions, it was not ideal though, as lack of sunroof and cramped interior ment I was quite restricting when trying to shoot.

Mine is used for farm and forestry work. It's small size, manoeuvrability and light weight make it ideal working around trees on soft ground.

wonder how much that trailer weighs in above pics its from suzuki brazil web site.the red one not busta,i like that set up though busta

I wondered the same thing! It's a strange size and design of trailer to be towing behind a Jimny. I reckon they just used it because the colours matched.