Check this truck out

[metrojd]

I dont know how to do the link thing.
but it is on Ebay and the Item number: 190076331152
Now that is a truck.

 

[SKimballC]

Hey John, like this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...m=1&coentrypage=search&fgtp=&fpos=38139&fvi=1

Just cut and paste the whole url into your post and the magic of the forum does the rest.

 

[sle2115]

Or, you can type Click Here - select the "Click Here" text then click on the hyperlink icon above, it looks like a globe with the two links of chain below it. A URL window will open, just paste the URL (the http:// part) from the ebay listing and click ok. It will look like this:

Click Here

 

[rubberfish]

He's pretending it can tow that trailer.
They're cool trucks. I'd consider one.

 

[Russ]

I'll give the seller one thing. He knows the truck, and is a hell of a sales man.

 

[Agnem]

And appearantly one hell of a body man. I don't know about all those claims about the girls though. Sounds like he catches 36" lake trout too.

 

[gabbyr100rs]

Neat looking truck. I wonder how much room it takes to do a 180??

 

[94f450sd]

get rid of the gay wheels and tires and i would consider it

 

[4x4TruckinGirl]

Hmm.... well the truck looks OK, but there ain't NO WAY IN HELL it's going to tow that trailer around, looks like a 53' trailer (48' on the floor). The truck has a 6.5' lift, and some added weight due to the frame stretch... i'd like to see it tow that thing...

 

[spencnaz]

That is either a good photoshop job or he's on another planet thinking that truck would be able to pull a trailer like that. With the truck and trailer combined, it would be over length in most states.

I mean come on, the lifting torque imposed on the frame from axle twist pulling a trailer like that would kill the drive train. As ridiculous an example of conspicuous consumption as there ever was one.

 

[4x4TruckinGirl]

http://www.advancedsalvage.com/picture.php?pic_id=6443

sorry it's just really crackin' me up... the jack is still down on the trailer AND do you see how much clearence there is from the bed to the trailer? oh thats right, there isn't any.... ok i'm done.

 

[pafixitman]

http://www.advancedsalvage.com/picture.php?pic_id=6443

sorry it's just really crackin' me up... the jack is still down on the trailer AND do you see how much clearence there is from the bed to the trailer? oh thats right, there isn't any.... ok i'm done.

That was the first thing my wife said. Jacks down and rail rubbing!

 

[BamaSixGun]

that truck was on ebay a month ago, no buyers yet.

 

[tonkadoctor]

That is either a good photoshop job or he's on another planet thinking that truck would be able to pull a trailer like that. With the truck and trailer combined, it would be over length in most states.

I mean come on, the lifting torque imposed on the frame from axle twist pulling a trailer like that would kill the drive train. As ridiculous an example of conspicuous consumption as there ever was one.

As long as you are on a truck route or traveling to/from a pickup or delivery withing *** amount of miles fron a truck route (sorry, can't remember the specifics anymore)you are fine with length as long as the trailer isn't overlength.

Duallies haul those 48' & 53' tripple axle race car trailers all over, see them all the time and there is one about a half mile from me that travels all over the country, The big Nascar teams haul their showcars to promotions in these trailers pulled by duallies all over the country.

get rid of the gay wheels and tires and i would consider it

Agreed 1000%...drop it back down some too unless you run some big mudders for the Off Road look, I never liked that over size/ don't fit wheel look at all...19.5 with low pro tucked in looks good but this looks stupid.

 

[MIDNIGHT RIDER]

Just cut and paste the whole url into your post and the magic of the forum does the rest.

How do you "cut and paste"??

Break it down in plain English, please.

I always take a pencil and write down the whole thing, then type it in, like a dummy.