That is really freaking cool. You know what they say: You get what you pay for. For $600, I'd expect it to be large and made of high quality material. Here's an example of you get what you pay for.
A few years back now, we bought this beat up old 1990 something Chevy 1500 for under $500. It was on borrowed time as it was, and the transmission blew up on it after a few months. More recently (4 years now), we bought a 2006 Ram 1500 Mega Cab for $16 000. It's a huge truck (essentially a big 2500), and we've never had any problems with it. We haul farm equipment and scrap and firewood and take it on long trips. Never any problems with it.
*This was not a Chevy sucks type deal (I love Chevy, got a Chevy engine and transmission in my Jeep), this was just saying that if something is expensive, it's going to last.
