Post your tow vehicle pics here

[doughboy81972]

hello all I figure that I would start this thread so we can all show off our TV's that do the burden work and then are forgoten once you get where you are going. so here is my 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 LB, EC, 2WD

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Enjoy everyones pics
Marty

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[Yahooligan]

I *love* that color, awesome choice. :B Nice garage, too.

[HarleyEnough]

Looking to upgrade the trailer to a Toy Hauler in the 36-39' range.

[zthtazmanz28]

Our 98 CTD.

[ScottM62]

05 Silverado CCSB LT
Duramax

[yorkgm]

09 Tundra 5.7L and my 2010 Jayfeather

[04FX4]

4x4ord wrote:
My truck and trailer are 2000 miles apart




And, unfortunately I am where the trailer is.

Damn Ford sure builds a great looking truck.....looks great!!!!

[270wsmhunter]

Here was our previous truck with the camper in Wyoming:
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Here's the new rig, yet to hook up to the camper but eagerly awaiting:

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[Santa_Fe]

pjs1660 wrote:

Nice!! Great looking truck!

[afob3]

4x4ord... is that a Lance Cuningham Ford tag from Knoxville? I've heard good things about them.

[pjs1660]

[pjs1660]

sorry tried to post a picture but it didn't work

[4x4ord]

My truck and trailer are 2000 miles apart




And, unfortunately I am where the trailer is.

[locknload223]

Dougie123 wrote:
looking to replace the 'burb... 4 kids, 2 kayaks, 6 bikes...are too much payload for her. 😞

You should come over to the dark side. :B

[Dougie123]

looking to replace the 'burb... 4 kids, 2 kayaks, 6 bikes...are too much payload for her. 😞

[Mike_Up]

With the Ford year end rebates and my X-Plan, it was a no brainer to get a 2010 F150.

Over my previous 2008 Ford Sport Trac XLT 4WD, I ended up getting sync with nagivation, heated side mirrors with signals, dimming side and rear view mirrors, adjustable pedals, longer 5.5' bed (Sport Trac had 4' bed), limited slip rear axle (along with brake limited slip that's in the traction control), and tow/haul mode.

Comparing to the Sport Trac, I gave up full time, 'auto' 4WD, a factory included hard folding tonneau cover, puddle lights on the side mirrors, power sliding rear window, and lighted visor vanity mirrors.

Only paid $1000 more than Sport Trac in 2008! Year End Sales are GREAT!





Old Sport Trac next to the new F150