Maybe, Just maybe, This WAS one of you...

[SAR 6114]

 

[patches]

I have an '03 F350, long bed, like a truck is supposed to be, 4 door cab, five year loan so I've owned it outright 16 years beast of a truck. Definitely beat up and long in the tooth but it's job is to wait until I need it. We use it around the shop occasionally but it's great for weekend runs to Lowes.

Great when you have a truck that's a bit banged up. You can really enjoy it instead of worrying about the value going down with every nick. Nothing better than that.

 

[Jambo]

Boy, I'm glad you didn't see my 89 4Runner with 900 lbs of blocks in the back a few months ago.

I need to haul something like that about once every three years. I'm not going to buy some 10 mile per gallon, "full size" break-down-a-mobile for that - I'll make do with what I've got.

On a positive note, on the way home with all those blocks in the back I had a bunch of dudes in squatted diesels on 24" wheels giving me the thumbs up while rolling coal.

 

[basstracker89]

Boy, I'm glad you didn't see my 89 4Runner with 900 lbs of blocks in the back a few months ago.

I need to haul something like that about once every three years. I'm not going to buy some 10 mile per gallon, "full size" break-down-a-mobile for that - I'll make do with what I've got.

On a positive note, on the way home with all those blocks in the back I had a bunch of dudes in squatted diesels on 24" wheels giving me the thumbs up while rolling coal.

I had a load of blocks in the back of a Honda Civic back in the day. I've also hauled a motorcycle in one. To me it's a matter of is the vehicle built for it. Like a panel van or a Suburban. You're 4 Runner fits that category. Having room in the interior to haul it and not damage it.

 

[41mag]

Two words : ROOF RACK !

 

[basstracker89]

Two words : ROOF RACK !

Oh no, no. I had to back that load down a steep driveway. Barely kept it under control as it was. Center of gravity was bad enough. Didn't need to make it worse