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    Posted: January-16-2007 at 11:23am
What kind of tow rigs are out there?
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05 Ford F150 super cab 2x4.
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Originally posted by Mojo Mojo wrote:

05' Z71 Chevy Suburban,
"not as big as 81 Naut's 38 foot Bounder, but big enough dammit"


haha, My little rig is a 05 Jeep Liberty, a little small for a modern boat but great for the 81.
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98 Z71 silverado w/ 5.7
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96 Dodge Cummins Turbo Diesel 4X4.

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02 Explorer....needs more power!

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I have a 2007 4Runner on order. The 4x4 V8 will tow 7000 lbs.

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'97 F-150 4X4 with 155k on the clock. Should replace it but it is burgandy so it matches the '80.

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2006 4Runner V8 4WD. Congrats Tim. Copier
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I have a '98 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 with 3.4 V6. It pulls my '93 Sport, but I think my next truck will have a V8. it's rated at pulling 5,000 lbs. and I figure I'm probably at 4300. it pulls it but I don't think I will head to the hills of West Virginia. At least not until I install a transmission cooler... (on my list of things to do before spring.)

After owning 3/4 ton GMC, 1/2 ton Ford, I was afraid to get anything smaller but I have really enjoyed my "Taco". by far the best built truck I have ever owned.
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Three 4Runners.
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Originally posted by Tim D Tim D wrote:

Three 4Runners.


You've got me beat there. I had a 99 limited before this one. The dealer I traded it in to ended up selling it for 16,700.00 with 92k on the clock. How about that for resale value? Can't beat it.
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Yeah, Toyota trucks and Correct Crafts do hold their value.
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Backfoot: You got my next truck. Bet alot you've got a bike as well. Mine....96 Heritage Softail Cla$$ic.

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The 190HP in-line 6 pulls my 89 SN no problem. The boat is actually bigger and weighs more than the Jeep.
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69 it must be snowin up there by now cause the last 2 days its been cold down here. Anyway this is my tow truck, nutin fancy, no notes....




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Forgot to put my rig in. I have a '98 F-150 with 140,000.   Thinking of upgrading to a F-250 w/diesel motor.
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This is my 72 4x4 I restored almost 10 years ago. Just installed a 700 overdrive trans with 3:73 posi and 33x11.50 BFGs...last year... Now she'll run 75 down the intersate , pulling the 'skier, with the air conditioner on...life just doesnt get much better!

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Hey Steve if that 72 was red it would sure look good pulling a couple of red cla$$ics here in the KC area.

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Former rig was a 2005 F-350 4X4 short bed with 6.0L powerstroke. Now I either use my 79 F-250 4X4 wtih a built 460 or 2006 F-150 4X4 extended cab with 5.4L. Had to get rid of the 05 F-350 for now was to big for the wife to drive everyday to work. But when the lease runs out I am thinking about the twin turbo diesel that ford brought out for 08.

Once again my offer stills stands on the X-plan for anyone wanting to buy a new ford product.It could be a mercury or linclon also.
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Early, former and current tow rig is still this 98 Exploder 5.0, which has yet to explode. It's pulled CCs thru at least 16 states. Notice the Nautique window sticker and plate frame, and of course the mileage which continues to climb. The bottom pict is Mrs ReidP's Aviator coming across the 7 Mile bridge in the FLA keys towing the little Shamrock just a few weeks ago. Tows a little better than the Explorer, but the 32valves love the 93 octane. I'll get a real truck one day. Might have to take 87BFN up on his X-offer, but for now, Backfoot has my wish-list truck also.



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would love for you guys to take me up on the x-plan offer. It says, it is for friends and family. So who better to share it with then you guys.
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