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42 minutes ago, Darth-Baiter said:

you tow your kayak with a Mini Cooper?!  sick!!!  I love it.  

Lightweight trailer with a max payload of like 500lbs or so.  Perfect set up for this but I have been thinking of going truck next and getting rid of the trailer.  It is pretty convenient though.

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2014 Ford F-150 or my wife’s SUV, a 2017 Ford Escape.

 

I am currently looking at a 2019 or 2020 Ford Ranger to replace my F-150.

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2019 Ram 1500 4x4. It replaced the green 2012 on the left. Both are/were great trucks , this one is so much nicer as far as ride and interior features go. Hauls the boat around, and a pile of tools and often a few tons of stone for work( with a trailer of course).

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1998 Wrangler I bought stock close to 10 yrs ago and built it for off-roading. The wife has a 2017 Wrangler and we also have a 2006 F-150.

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1 hour ago, Big Rick said:

It's not. My darling wife despises a stick shift so I went with the auto for when she wants to take it. 

Same problem and I use her ute to tow the boat so I drive an Audi S6

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06 Dodge Ram. You roll the windows down with a crank handle, it totally blows my buddies kids minds to ride in there and crank the window handle. They’ve never seen one 

 

It also has manual locks and manual transmission, I hate technology in a vehicle 

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11 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

06 Dodge Ram. You roll the windows down with a crank handle, it totally blows my buddies kids minds to ride in there and crank the window handle. They’ve never seen one 

 

It also has manual locks and manual transmission, I hate technology in a vehicle 


Tired of people dissing your eight trac?  I know how you feel.?

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2 minutes ago, Columbia Craw said:


Tired of people dissing your eight trac?  I know how you feel.?

I Dont Get It Over My Head GIF by Lil Jon

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I loved my 2000 Tacoma (2x). It was tough for sure. I think anything Toyota is usually a good choice. I could have bought this Toyota with 120K miles, or a Ford Ranger with 60K miles for the same price. Glad I chose the Toyota.

 

Now it's the minivan (Toyota) and I like it even more. It's more practical for me, way better mileage, cheaper, better ride, more secure, and it's my RV sometimes. I don't have the all wheel drive though. And cops ignore me. And I don't beat it up like I did the truck.

 

Great truck though man! If I was gonna buy one I'd get a Tacoma

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27 minutes ago, Columbia Craw said:


Tired of people dissing your eight trac?  I know how you feel.?

Ok got it now! I somehow read “right trac” 

 

hahahahaha

 

they say vision goes at age 40, I’m getting there fast 

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50 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

06 Dodge Ram. You roll the windows down with a crank handle, it totally blows my buddies kids minds to ride in there and crank the window handle. They’ve never seen one 

 

It also has manual locks and manual transmission, I hate technology in a vehicle 

power side mirrors are a must!!!  my last work truck had manual mirrors and I always needed a coworker to adjust them for me. super annoying!  the rest I dont mind.

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05 Silverado Z71 with 140K miles on it. The past month or so I've been driving my car (lady usually drives it but she had knee surgery). 2010 Kia forte with 100k miles on it.

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8 minutes ago, Darth-Baiter said:

power side mirrors are a must!!!  my last work truck had manual mirrors and I always needed a coworker to adjust them for me. super annoying!  the rest I dont mind.

I haven’t adjusted mine in a couple years that I can recall, been lucky I guess. I have folded them in with a mailbox before, that was a little shocking. 
 

I’ve also got a single cab, you rarely see those anymore. A back seat would just be full of junk for me, I don’t have kids 

 

The one thing I do like about power windows (on my work truck) is being able to roll the passenger side window down without having to lay across the cab. People always come up to my passenger window wanting to chat and it throws them off when I lay down to reach the crank handle in my personal truck haha

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The plan was to sell my 2004 Chevy 2500HD 4x4 and my 2014 Accord, and have just one vehicle to drive.  I had owned both since new...the HD had the 8.1/496 Big Block...great truck...sold with 136k on the clock. The Accord had just under 88k. 

 

Upgraded to this 2019 2500HD Duramax. Great truck!  Wife was none-to-happy...but then figured we could get a 5th wheel, because this truck would have no problems towing : )  She has since changed her mind...and has nicknamed my truck, "Precious" (Lord of the Rings reference...)

 

Was piling on the miles as my daily driver...wife actually suggested I get another car to daily drive. 

 

My 30 mile on-way commute is done driving the 2005 Accord sedan. It knocks down 30 MPG all day long.  

 

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The truck has 33k...the Accord now has 99k.

 

 

 

25 minutes ago, LonnieP said:

2004 Silverado 

 

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Love them 2004's....

 

This was my daily driver from 2004 until 2010...ordered from factory. Sold and went Diesel...

 

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Old pic of my 2003 2500 HD. Has newer black spoke rims, and some motor goodies.

 

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Here's my boat towing rig. 2010 GMC 2500HD. 6.0 gas burner. 83,000 miles. Love this truck. 

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2016 Jeep Wrangler Sahara - Every day and tow vehicle. 21 MPG. Bought last October when my son got his license and I had an "oh ***" moment. He was promised my 2012 car.

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Soft top on it now.

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This is the only flick I have of my old daily driver, a 2001 GMC Yukon XL, which served the family extremely well over the years. Last I heard the old girl was on its way to Minnesota…

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2008 Toyota Tundra with almost 180k miles on it. 

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18 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

I don’t have kids 

Smart man

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2018 Ram 1500 Limited. I haven't owned a truck in 20 years since we spend 12 in the UK where it was impractical to have one.  On moving back that was my stipulation.  I absolutely love it and won't be without a truck now.

 

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44 minutes ago, gimruis said:

Smart man

Ah, you know you love it! 

36 minutes ago, casts_by_fly said:

2018 Ram 1500 Limited. I haven't owned a truck in 20 years since we spend 12 in the UK where it was impractical to have one.  On moving back that was my stipulation.  I absolutely love it and won't be without a truck now.

 

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That’s a beast 

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