Rollover
On the way home this evening I saw a TT rolled over across two lanes of the interstate. As we approach the holiday weekend it was a reminder to me to not rush and to keep adequate vehicle spacing. ...
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My first thought was "that's my rig!!". But I'm clear across the country from it I know it's not.
I'll jump in and guess also as I can armchair investigate with the best of them.
That is a mid to late 90's Suburban or Tahoe, and it's most likely a Tahoe. I recognize the rear end as it looks just like mine, and you can make out the vertical line of barn door windows on the vehicle.
That era Suburban has a long overhang between the rear tires and the bumper. In the picture the tires appear to be really close to the rear bumper which would make it a Tahoe. So I'm claiming it as a Yukon/Tahoe.
I'll put the trailer as a 24 footer because the space between the rear axle and bumper is filled almost completely by what look to be 35 - 40 gallon tanks. My 27 footer is laid out the same underneath and definitely has a few more feet than that between the rear tank and bumper.
I'll jump in and guess also as I can armchair investigate with the best of them.
That is a mid to late 90's Suburban or Tahoe, and it's most likely a Tahoe. I recognize the rear end as it looks just like mine, and you can make out the vertical line of barn door windows on the vehicle.
That era Suburban has a long overhang between the rear tires and the bumper. In the picture the tires appear to be really close to the rear bumper which would make it a Tahoe. So I'm claiming it as a Yukon/Tahoe.
I'll put the trailer as a 24 footer because the space between the rear axle and bumper is filled almost completely by what look to be 35 - 40 gallon tanks. My 27 footer is laid out the same underneath and definitely has a few more feet than that between the rear tank and bumper.
