Searching for a truck I may never find?

[jjeff]

Definitely not looking for me, personally enjoy looking at what's out there as a side hobby for future references, especially when my coin isn't involved. I have everything I ever wanted in my current Duramax, lol.

 

[workinonit]

What year ? 36.000 miles to just pull a camper a few times a year sounds like a 5 year old truck ?

It's a 22. Most 22s I've looked at have 30,000 plus. I ran into a couple with less than 10K. I suppose you buy it to travel in but if it's your daily driver as well it's pretty easy to have 36K on a 2.5 yo truck. Miles don't concern me on one of these trucks. Especially 36K.

 

[workinonit]

That's a real nice truck, and if you saved that much buying something lightly used, that's a lot of fuel to keep her moving.

Thanks Turnip. Yea, I'm pragmatic enough to know how idiotic it would be for me to spend that kind of money on a new truck when this one is basically the same. Heck, it actually drove much better than the new truck.

 

[Joel/ak]

Definitely not looking for me, personally enjoy looking at what's out there as a side hobby for future references, especially when my coin isn't involved. I have everything I ever wanted in my current Duramax, lol.

I'm with you. Not looking anymore but still try and keep up on prices.

I didn't realize decent single cabs were so hard to find

 

[Hay Dude]

I'm with you. Not looking anymore but still try and keep up on prices.

I didn't realize decent single cabs were so hard to find

It’s next to impossible.
I think reg cabs make great plow trucks.
Last thing I want is a 30 foot long truck in someones driveway.
20’ is much better.

 

[Joel/ak]

I think an aircraft carrier has a tighter turn radius than my f350 CC SRW

 

[jjeff]

I think an aircraft carrier has a tighter turn radius than my f350 CC SRW

I know from factual experience a 4500 25' class C cutaway has a significantly better turning radius than my 3/4 ton.

 

[jjeff]

It’s next to impossible.
I think reg cabs make great plow trucks.
Last thing I want is a 30 foot long truck in someones driveway.
20’ is much better.

My long box double cab is around 22' I believe but I understand your reasoning.

 

[Hay Dude]

My long box double cab is around 22' I believe but I understand your reasoning.

Now hang a snow plow off the front and a spreader off the back

 

[jjeff]

Now hang a snow plow off the front and a spreader off the back

Yeah but you'll add that same amount of length on any truck you put a plow or spreader/ back blade on. However I completely understand that extra two feet does make a difference especially doing plowing or anything else in close quarters.