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  • #34216
    Abe Mathews
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    That straight 6 was a GREAT motor.

    #34217

    So…just a question on the stinger rigs.

    How in the hell do you maneuver with something like that?  That looks convenient, but pretty cumbersome.

    The only time you really notice it is when you are backing or passing someone on a two lane road.

    When it comes to backing just go slow and do the opposite of what you normally do. Believe me, that is much harder than it sounds…

    Joel

    #34218
    Avatar photoTim Angeli
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    Joel,

    Do you have to take the turns extra wide, or does the back trailer track pretty well?

    #34219

    Tim they do have a tendency to cut the corner a little but it is not too bad. Swinging a little wider than normal certainly helps.

    I will say one thing, you sure turn a lot of heads with the tandem rig!

    Joel

    #34220
    Avatar photoTim Angeli
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    That’s awesome!

    #34221
    Avatar photoChad Simcox
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    Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.

    That’s aftermath of a hit and run drunk driver.
    As for the confederate flag, my truck will never, ever, ever adorn one as long as I own it. By the way, I’m from the dirty south.

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    #34222

    Here’s a juicy offering from Ford Australia –
    http://www.fpv.com.au/fpv-range/f6-ute/overview.aspx

    Straight 6 & hair dryer, for the man in a hurry !

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    A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

    #34223
    Rob Snowhite
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    i want one of these:

    or a tocoma

    #34224
    Avatar photoChad Simcox
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    David, That looks like a smart car with a bed on the back! ha ha ha ha! ;D Or maybe a suped up Kawasaki Mule.

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    #34225

    David, That looks like a smart car with a bed on the back! ha ha ha ha! ;D Or maybe a suped up Kawasaki Mule.

    Chad, I should have also posted some shots of the kinds of guys who buy them – then the look would make sense.. 😉 ;D

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    #34226
    clwpaddler
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    Here is one for you, 1990 Dodge Extended cab, short bed.  

    #34227
    clwpaddler
    Member

    Here is one for you, 1990 Dodge Extended Cab Short bed.

    #34228
    Avatar photoChad Simcox
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    Chad, I should have also posted some shots of the kinds of guys who buy them – then the look would make sense.. 😉 ;D

    I can imagine the type you’re talking about.

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    #34229
    mark sikora
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    I am going to pay for this. But this truck has been flawless so far..to bad it full of dog hair.
    Some day i will have a vintage fishing fishing truck…i would kill to have my old 1976 Chevrolet Blazer Cheyenne back. That was a cool truck.

    #34230

    Thanks for all the pictures guys ! 🙂

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    #34231

    Hi Mark, what’s that – one of the full size Toyotas ?

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    A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

    #34232
    mark sikora
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    Yeah A 2006 Tundra double cab. The last of its kind 07 was the year the Tundra changed into a full sized.

    #34233

    Toyota was thinking of bringing the bigger trucks out here, but never got around to it because sales of the Hilux (1 ton -metric payload) were massive here.

    I don’t like them much myself because i think they’re a bit expensive compared to what they’re competing with and softer then the old model off road, but I’m the exception – they have at times been the #1 selling car in Oz and have a huge reputation for reliability.

    Here’s a review of the diesel – it costs around 55K on the road here.
    http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/56A2ADEB96785A6ACA25714E002DDBE3

    Is there a model like this in the US ?

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    A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

    #34234
    Eric DeWitt
    Member

    David – Well, there are alot of cool rigs around here, but i didn’t think i had any shots of them until i remebered my brothers youtube videos of his truck.  Its an 86 chevy that he rebuilt himself, has a 383 stroker motor in  it at over 400 hp, and alot of torque.  He has a blower for it with the big hood scoop that would put it close to 550 hp, but he was breaking to many parts in the driveline, so he had to take it off – bummer!  

    Remember, this is all in 2 wd too!

    [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3WWl5kK_mQ&NR=1[/media]
    [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaP4PFQcE24&feature=channel_page[/media]

    And heres a shot of a couple 50’s chevy from a car show this summer/

    #34235
    Avatar photoSteve K.
    Member

    David,

    No diesel HiLux sold here in the U.S. that I’m aware of. I’d have one in my garage if they were ever offered.

    Thanks for the link.

    I’ve owned five Toyota pickups with my first being a spanking new 1975 Hilux 4cylinder gas model. I put 200,000 miles on it before my wife ran it into an oak tree. I miss that truck.

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