You definitely want to sell it in CO. Oklahoma is not a place for innovation when it comes to our trucks and four wheel drive. And a $20K "jeepish" machine named "Roxor" is definitely "innovative" .. in OK.
Dlbleak has a $5000 Ford 4x4 listed in the classifieds that’s legal for highway use and has a cab with AC and heat. Tell me again what the Roxor or a Ranger brings to the table?
Dlbleak has a $5000 Ford 4x4 listed in the classifieds that’s legal for highway use and has a cab with AC and heat. Tell me again what the Roxor or a Ranger brings to the table?
You’re a very practical person. I like that.
Sometimes but not usually.
The problem I understand is the Roxos isn't DOT certificated so you can't run it on fed/state/country roads just on your land or off road trails
I don’t know what the rules are in Oklahoma, but I’m pretty sure in Texas you can only legally drive a UTV on roads with speed limits 30 mph or less even when registered and tagged.
I’m not going to climb up on a soapbox, but at current prices, I can’t make buying another UTV make sense when mine finally craps out. Heck, even on the UTV used market, Dlbleak’s truck is a bargain.
I don’t know what the law is, either, but those little bastages used to get out on highway 39 and obstruct traffic on weekends. Unfortunately, I no longer have a reason to travel that route, so I don’t know if they still do.
Bicyclers?
Bicycles are under their own rules for public roadway and barred for some roads, Utv brakes meet DOT regulations? They should only be on roads posted at less than 30mph
