1 Ton with a 3/4 Ton Badge!
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11-01-2007, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Pagnew
Yeah....I grew up in Newport Beach so the California thing is OK with me 
There were a few garages that housed some pretty awesome machines - 29' boats included. Hey, if you can do it - DO IT! It's the American privelege (for some)
In Michigan we can carry the loaded pistols and rifles too in our rides!. Concealed carry is a nice privelege for the law abiding American citizen - Unfortunately, goofy Cali laws and politics don't allow that!!
The Prius thing...yee gads!!! It can't tow 15k lbs (or anything for that matter)
There were a few garages that housed some pretty awesome machines - 29' boats included. Hey, if you can do it - DO IT! It's the American privelege (for some)In Michigan we can carry the loaded pistols and rifles too in our rides!. Concealed carry is a nice privelege for the law abiding American citizen - Unfortunately, goofy Cali laws and politics don't allow that!!
The Prius thing...yee gads!!! It can't tow 15k lbs (or anything for that matter)
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11-01-2007, 11:51 PM
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My HOA has the same rules...with my Camper, we get 2 hours in the street to load or unload, and up to 5 hours in the driveay to clean. 50.00 fine for each hour after that. and I live in the hood.
I also garage my F250 SB but I could get a LB in the garage. Then again, that's just how I roll.
I also garage my F250 SB but I could get a LB in the garage. Then again, that's just how I roll.
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11-01-2007, 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
My HOA has the same rules...with my Camper, we get 2 hours in the street to load or unload, and up to 5 hours in the driveay to clean. 50.00 fine for each hour after that. and I live in the hood.
I also garage my F250 SB but I could get a LB in the garage. Then again, that's just how I roll.
I also garage my F250 SB but I could get a LB in the garage. Then again, that's just how I roll.
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11-02-2007, 06:34 AM
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...I know it was a joke so I made one of my own.
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11-02-2007, 10:56 AM
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11-02-2007, 03:45 PM
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Physically the only difference between a 3/4 and one ton truck is a 2" vs 4" lift block in the rear. Same axles (with exception to duallys), springs, frames, ext...
Really the 250 is only around to list lower GVWR numbers on the sticker for insurance reasons if you don't need the big numbers.
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Really the 250 is only around to list lower GVWR numbers on the sticker for insurance reasons if you don't need the big numbers.
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11-02-2007, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by MSH
That is why I live in the country, in the middle of nowhere, and no one says anything about what is parked in my driveway.
My gravel road has grass growing in the middle in the spring and summer.
Cookie cutter houses, 100x200 lots, homeowner associations, deed restrictions, vinyl siding and nosey neighbors. Is it worth it?
For me.....NO.
My gravel road has grass growing in the middle in the spring and summer.
Cookie cutter houses, 100x200 lots, homeowner associations, deed restrictions, vinyl siding and nosey neighbors. Is it worth it?
For me.....NO.
For me....YES/NO
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11-02-2007, 06:20 PM
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