I was just saying to my best friend...okay, that's a lie, I was talking to myself again...anyway, I was just saying the other day that the original 3-door Suburban C10/20 would be a great beast for towing a racecar, but I just wish I could get one with a custom extended pickup bed and 14 wheels. What luck! Find this 1970 GMC Suburban Custom on craigslist located in Alsip, IL. Tip from Matt.
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That's going to be a pricey drive on toll roads! Price is usually by the axle for trucks.
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ReplyDeleteI'm sure there's baby Kenworths or Freightliners that'd be 2/3 the lengh and a better puller.
ReplyDeleteFrankly, I could easily get a full size sleeper KW or Pete that'd be far shorter, stouter, and better pulling than that thing. Using that 53 foot trailer as a reference, it's gotta be between 35 and 40 feet in length; very few road tractors are that foolishly long. This just bothers me: too long for maneuvering, and the frame is too flimsy for any real work. Plus that thing has to have the mother of all driveshafts.
Deleteyeah, three intermediate U-joints or it whips at 30mph.
DeleteYeah, but the interior...
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Love the 5th picture in the CL ad. Symbolic of all your hopes and dreams (not to mention cash) going down the drain!
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