Crew Cab and long bed
To those of you who tow their 5ver with a crew cab & long bed do you find it hard to maneuver? I have a 36' 5ver and am thinking about getting a different truck.
Forum Discussion
Some models turn better than others simply due to manufactures' wheel cut design.
I bought my truck to tow us (need a baby seat, so I need a back seat)and my 5r which it does comfortably. I have 2 other vehicles to go shopping or work. I learned years ago, a longer wheel base often leads to the better ride (always an exception). I'd rather have hours of a good ride at the expense of a "pull up" or a longer walk to the Walmart. I also find a 8' bed more useful.
This summer while on vacation, doing some laundry at a local Laundromat in Mystic CT, I looked at my "white whale" sitting in the parking lot full itty bitty cars and it reminded me of Sesame Street's "one of these things does not belong here". But I did not buy it to go shopping, I bought it to pull my 5'r.
No vehicle is the perfect vehicle for every situation. But they do make a vehicle for every situation. So figure out what you need and buy that.
I bought my truck to tow us (need a baby seat, so I need a back seat)and my 5r which it does comfortably. I have 2 other vehicles to go shopping or work. I learned years ago, a longer wheel base often leads to the better ride (always an exception). I'd rather have hours of a good ride at the expense of a "pull up" or a longer walk to the Walmart. I also find a 8' bed more useful.
This summer while on vacation, doing some laundry at a local Laundromat in Mystic CT, I looked at my "white whale" sitting in the parking lot full itty bitty cars and it reminded me of Sesame Street's "one of these things does not belong here". But I did not buy it to go shopping, I bought it to pull my 5'r.
No vehicle is the perfect vehicle for every situation. But they do make a vehicle for every situation. So figure out what you need and buy that.
