Cheap way to tow 3000-3500lbs over long distances
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Cheap way to tow 3000-3500lbs over long distances
Gimmie some ideas.. looking for something cheeeeeepppp.... Gonna tow a trailer with a Spec RX-7 on it.. + equipment and what not. total 3500lbs max..
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Looking for a good model of truck or van or anything. under 2500 dollars.. that could routinely pull (as in once a month) a 3500lbs trailer for a race car.....
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HMMM, if you're handy in the garage pick up an old carb'ed v8 truck. Many of you may remember The DEATHSTAR. I picked it up for $200. Always needed work, but always worked when I needed it. It had a 72 318 in it that was just beat down but it pulled several 2 TON cars on several occasions with out much trouble. Also parts are easy to come by and cheap.
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Originally posted by BIG_Truck_Driver
HMMM, if you're handy in the garage pick up an old carb'ed v8 truck. Many of you may remember The DEATHSTAR. I picked it up for $200. Always needed work, but always worked when I needed it. It had a 72 318 in it that was just beat down but it pulled several 2 TON cars on several occasions with out much trouble. Also parts are easy to come by and cheap.
HMMM, if you're handy in the garage pick up an old carb'ed v8 truck. Many of you may remember The DEATHSTAR. I picked it up for $200. Always needed work, but always worked when I needed it. It had a 72 318 in it that was just beat down but it pulled several 2 TON cars on several occasions with out much trouble. Also parts are easy to come by and cheap.
or and old c10 chevy
