2WD or 4X4 for a truck camper
Okay,this is for hauling a truck camper only and what a new guy should get when going to buy a truck camper.. Here is a pretty honest opinion of the pro's and con's of both and yes,he has a truck c...
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For those who don’t know, McCall is pretty flat and has cold dry snow, and generally really cold when it snows.. Not anywhere close to the type of snow or terrain of downtown Seattle not to mention that Seattle doesn’t have much snow equipment, people can’t even drive in perfect weather, and Seattle has more than one intersection.
There’s also no reason to drive around McCall in Winter because there is nowhere to go, and for the real snowy weather, you’d never drive a conventional vehicle and more likely just use a ATV/UTV/Snowmobile. Having a 2WD that you never use is probably fine
Luaghing..You did a drive by huh...
This is Mccall when I moved there, at 5,000 feet right in the middle of Idaho's mountains..Going for groceries is sometimes a chore at -35F and 5 feet of snow..My diesel wouldn't run and the 4X4 was frozen..Took the wifes '67 Ford F-250 straight 6 2WD to town that day..LOL
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