I have a 1988 Surban fully ready to tow (also great to sleep in), I also have a 18 foot trailer...You can rent one or both if you are fully insured and sign a you break you fix/buy contract.
PM me if interested.
PM me if interested.
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Rent a tow rig?
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mad chemist
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Heh, a day too late- just bought an '08 Tundra yesterday!
I'll let you know about the trailer though, in case my buddy falls through.
I'll let you know about the trailer though, in case my buddy falls through.
Jeepasaurusrex
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So, your still looking for a tow rig then.....:fawkdancesmiley:
TheMasterbater
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Right on david! :awesomework:
+1. The Tundra should drag my...err... your '40 around just fine
You will, however, notice the steep hills.Congrats on the new rig :awesomework:
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Gracias! It's a bit dicey getting into the parking garage at work now, but otherwise I'm loving it. I'll be able to enjoy the trail ride in Moab alot more now without worrying about driving home.
mark
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Del's Truck Rentals in Woodinville rents all kind of trucks. Including 3/4 and 1-ton PU's for trailer hauling.
worth a look in the future.
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mark
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My FIL had the opposite experience. Decent truck that gave him no issues. This was a few years ago.
Remember though, the quality of the truck is directly related to the way that the rental persons take care of it....
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85b2man
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u yeah dels is kinda sketch and expensive too its like 50$ a day and 3$ a mile with a 100 mile limit i had one for 3 weeks wile my truck was in the body shop they gave me the crapiest truck didnt have a radio got horrible milage it sucked
