LWB vs SWB... the differences
#12
cclb here.......
short bed sucks if you use the bed fyi. 90% of the things you buy when it comes to homes is 8 foot so you can close your gate in a long bed and if you have a cover you can keep it dry and secured both. I will say if you buy a 6l90e truck 07.5 up you will see better mpg. also the 07.5 hds have more steering travel lock to lock so they are easier to park. my old truck was a 04 ccsb 2500. heavy half and 2500hd is so little different mpg and ride wise idk if I just wouldn't get the 2500 really you loose nothing but gain payload. after 07 its no more anyhow. also the long beds have 36 gallon tanks vs the 26.
short bed sucks if you use the bed fyi. 90% of the things you buy when it comes to homes is 8 foot so you can close your gate in a long bed and if you have a cover you can keep it dry and secured both. I will say if you buy a 6l90e truck 07.5 up you will see better mpg. also the 07.5 hds have more steering travel lock to lock so they are easier to park. my old truck was a 04 ccsb 2500. heavy half and 2500hd is so little different mpg and ride wise idk if I just wouldn't get the 2500 really you loose nothing but gain payload. after 07 its no more anyhow. also the long beds have 36 gallon tanks vs the 26.
#17
Moneypitt- what a awesome pic and a nice setup you have right there!! Hate I can't buy a NEW truck.
Hillbilly- I wanted a diesel but they cost more at the lot abd more to maintain. I only plan on towing 4 times a year. Twice to Kentucky.... 5 hours each way north of me and twice to Louisiana twice a year which is 6 hours away from me each way. I want to get a truck that'll get the job done but not break the bank doing so.
I'll say my camaro on a trailer will be 5500 pounds max. I'm thinkin hard about buying a square body and installing a LS motor. Time will tell.
Hillbilly- I wanted a diesel but they cost more at the lot abd more to maintain. I only plan on towing 4 times a year. Twice to Kentucky.... 5 hours each way north of me and twice to Louisiana twice a year which is 6 hours away from me each way. I want to get a truck that'll get the job done but not break the bank doing so.
I'll say my camaro on a trailer will be 5500 pounds max. I'm thinkin hard about buying a square body and installing a LS motor. Time will tell.
#18
Moneypitt- what a awesome pic and a nice setup you have right there!! Hate I can't buy a NEW truck.
Hillbilly- I wanted a diesel but they cost more at the lot abd more to maintain. I only plan on towing 4 times a year. Twice to Kentucky.... 5 hours each way north of me and twice to Louisiana twice a year which is 6 hours away from me each way. I want to get a truck that'll get the job done but not break the bank doing so.
I'll say my camaro on a trailer will be 5500 pounds max. I'm thinkin hard about buying a square body and installing a LS motor. Time will tell.
Hillbilly- I wanted a diesel but they cost more at the lot abd more to maintain. I only plan on towing 4 times a year. Twice to Kentucky.... 5 hours each way north of me and twice to Louisiana twice a year which is 6 hours away from me each way. I want to get a truck that'll get the job done but not break the bank doing so.
I'll say my camaro on a trailer will be 5500 pounds max. I'm thinkin hard about buying a square body and installing a LS motor. Time will tell.
#19
Sounds like you have a awesome wife
#20
Moneypitt- what a awesome pic and a nice setup you have right there!! Hate I can't buy a NEW truck.
Hillbilly- I wanted a diesel but they cost more at the lot abd more to maintain. I only plan on towing 4 times a year. Twice to Kentucky.... 5 hours each way north of me and twice to Louisiana twice a year which is 6 hours away from me each way. I want to get a truck that'll get the job done but not break the bank doing so.
I'll say my camaro on a trailer will be 5500 pounds max. I'm thinkin hard about buying a square body and installing a LS motor. Time will tell.
Hillbilly- I wanted a diesel but they cost more at the lot abd more to maintain. I only plan on towing 4 times a year. Twice to Kentucky.... 5 hours each way north of me and twice to Louisiana twice a year which is 6 hours away from me each way. I want to get a truck that'll get the job done but not break the bank doing so.
I'll say my camaro on a trailer will be 5500 pounds max. I'm thinkin hard about buying a square body and installing a LS motor. Time will tell.
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