Lets See Everyone's Tracker Pics!!

[Geo_Driver]

im new on this site.
ive got a 95 tracker myself. looks a lil rough. in from wisconsin so its got rust. we fixed it all up but its to cold to paint it so its black and gray
also looking for a new top so mail me if youve got one for sale. i dont have much money but i can mange with my father. ill get sum pics of my beast

[DOCTORBILL]

Here is what our '93 Geo Tracker looked like - my wife's beloved "Bubbles"....



Here is what it looks like now after some woman ran a stop sign and appeared
in front of my wife when she was doing 45 on the freeway.





You can't have a nice automobile that someone doesn't destroy it for you.....

DoctorBill

PS - My wife is one tough bird - she has bruises and hurts - but is alive!

[Chevyman15004X4]

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This was my first vehicle when I got my drivers licesense almost 8 years ago. A 4x4 susuki sidekick Geo Tracker with a 1.6 tbi engine and 5 speed manual tranny power steering, AC, power mirrors, and a Hard top. My parents bought it for $4,000 in 2000. I used to think it was a girls car when we first got it but didn't complain cause at least I wasn't walking . As time whent on, It ended up being a great offroad vehicle on 4x4 trails, Great for pulling trailers with the 5:20 rear end, actually has a working AC unit.

I have put this jeep through everything. I first rolled it 4 months after I got my license. So I bought another trashed one with a good body and swaped the body. The entire driveline was still good on mine. I Bought all the power steering parts of a wrecked one and installed it on mine. Mine did not come with power steering.
We usually take it up to the colorado mountins to south fork where pogosa springs and platoro are located. They have many off road jeep trails up there. Then we also go to new mexico to redriver and do some 4x4ing up there to goose lake and other passes.(if anyone is familer with it.) This jeep has been rolled, jumped, flooded and ragged out since we bought it. Been rearended twice but that massive hitch and reciver I put on (the hitch is on my truck right now so its not in the pic) saved the bumper and tailgate. It has held up very well over the PAST 8 YEARS with 4x4 still working and getting 28 mpg. Starts every time with no troubble and has just cleared 100,000 miles. Oh ya, and NO RUST. Out here they don't use that much salt during the winter to keep the roads from icing and it doesn't rain much in the summer and where not close to the coast with salt mist so our vehicles last along time out here body wise.



This I the custom hitch I welded up to support the bigger trailers that I used to pull while doing lawn care and hauling trees and junk. It was usually a tandome axle 18 foot heavy duty flat bed with sides. Trailer weighed about 2,000 lbs alone.



This picture is just a size comparrison from my Ford Mega Cab dually that I usually drive. But since diesel has got so high, I decided to go back to my jeep for awhile. It kinda scares me how small it is though. Just takes a mistake from someone whoes not paying attention to land you in the hospital just like the one posted above. Thats the main reason I went to driveing Pickups.