And one ton specs. New tow vehicle for everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by GilpinGuy
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And one ton specs. New tow vehicle for everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by GilpinGuy
You get a ton of sod in that thing and steering becomes an adventure!
I know someone that would totally rock that vancamup, especially since they're moving to Alabama.
Pfft. Put a WD hitch and airbags on it and you'll be fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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The bed is not long enough to haul my dirt bikes.
Guy i knew who use to live outside greality built a Cadcamino. He cut the from behind the drivers seat off, welded in a back window/wall setup. Used primarily as his motorcycle[s] hauler and part time work vehicle.Quote:
Originally Posted by wctriumph
Fans of the John D. MacDonald literary character Travis McGee have wondered for decades what a real Miss Agnes -- McGee’s Rolls-Royce pickup truck -- might look like. But for all those concepts, drawings and imaginary exercises that never got made, there is at least one that made it into reality.
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If you are a Travis McGee fan you know this isn’t really Miss Agnes. Its the wrong color. Miss Agnes, who appears in each of the 21 McGee novels is a 1936 electric blue Rolls Royce pickup truck. Here’s how she is described by Travis in Bright Orange for the Shroud.
"Because of the boat errands, I had Miss Agnes parked nearby, my electric blue Rolls pickup truck, an amateur conversion accomplished by some desperate idiot during her checkered past. She is not yet old enough to vote. But almost. She started with a touch, and I went along the beach to where…"
There was a guy in Craig in late 70's that hacked one into existence. Even in Jr High we knew it was POS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo