What kind of 5er/TT/trailer do you pull with your 6.7?
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My RV is in my sig but here's another shot or two. The Cyclone weighs in at 14,560 on the scales without toys (2 R1200GS motorcycles) but otherwise ready to camp, the truck weighs 8,420. I was a little concerned about going with the single rear wheels but it hasn't been an issue - the shorter sidewall on the 20" wheel means a stiffer ride but no sway at all even in heavy crosswinds. I do have the heaviest springs all round and added a rear sway bar just for extra stability. Mileage towing up and down the hills of Vermont runs between 10 and 12. This truck is a towing monster.
And of course the toys
And of course the toys
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Thanks Thomas. I see more and more toyhaulers on the road these days. And a lot of people don't have toys in the garage: either animals (makes a great kennel), or people who sell out of the back of their rig (curios, rugs, paintings, etc), or other uses. The big open space is so versatile you can use it for almost anything.
Our rig is a 2007 and we look at new ones for $100,000+ and just shake our heads. No way we want to take onb that kind of debt for something that depreciates so fast.
I had to order the truck to get the Ruby Red Metallic - I love the color. When it's clean it really pops but it does show the dirt and we live on a dirt road in the country so I am constantly washing it. I like the color scheme on your truck - goes really well with the RV - look almost like they were meant for one another. But you have the same issue with dirt on the truck.
Our rig is a 2007 and we look at new ones for $100,000+ and just shake our heads. No way we want to take onb that kind of debt for something that depreciates so fast.
I had to order the truck to get the Ruby Red Metallic - I love the color. When it's clean it really pops but it does show the dirt and we live on a dirt road in the country so I am constantly washing it. I like the color scheme on your truck - goes really well with the RV - look almost like they were meant for one another. But you have the same issue with dirt on the truck.
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