Whatcha' been towin'?
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12-26-2006, 11:41 PM
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12-27-2006, 08:14 AM
1964 Falcon convertible out of Austin.
1960 Falcon out of Austin.
1962 Falcon Station Bus (local).
1966 Falcon Travel Wagon (local).
1961 Falcon (local).
1973 Mustang Grande (local).
1964 Comet (local).
1972 Maverick out of Amarillo.
Going this morning to pick up a 1965 Econoline in Dallas. After that, to look at a 1962 Falcon wagon shell in Haltom City.
End of the week, a have a local delivery of a 1966 Plymouth Fury station wagon.
1960 Falcon out of Austin.
1962 Falcon Station Bus (local).
1966 Falcon Travel Wagon (local).
1961 Falcon (local).
1973 Mustang Grande (local).
1964 Comet (local).
1972 Maverick out of Amarillo.
Going this morning to pick up a 1965 Econoline in Dallas. After that, to look at a 1962 Falcon wagon shell in Haltom City.
End of the week, a have a local delivery of a 1966 Plymouth Fury station wagon.
#3
12-27-2006, 08:25 AM
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I just bought this yesterday
http://aluminum-trailer-company.ebiz...izAutos&pid=15
First time towing with the new F350PSD.....
The truck rides better loaded w weight than unloaded by far
no more bouncing either.
I noticed the 6.0 likes to drop in gear on hills quite a bit
while Im crusin at 75...I am assuming its the stroke of the motor
being slightly too small maybe?...We managed about 12.5 MPG
while towing the empty trailer which I think weighs around 7000 lbs
and will come in around 12K lbs loaded up with car and goods.
Handling was great,didnt even know the thing was back there.
Time for a tow chip and 100 gallon gas tank now
peace
http://aluminum-trailer-company.ebiz...izAutos&pid=15
First time towing with the new F350PSD.....
The truck rides better loaded w weight than unloaded by far
no more bouncing either.
I noticed the 6.0 likes to drop in gear on hills quite a bit
while Im crusin at 75...I am assuming its the stroke of the motor
being slightly too small maybe?...We managed about 12.5 MPG
while towing the empty trailer which I think weighs around 7000 lbs
and will come in around 12K lbs loaded up with car and goods.
Handling was great,didnt even know the thing was back there.
Time for a tow chip and 100 gallon gas tank now
peace
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Not quite on the same scale as the rest of you, but then my lil' Ranger is a bit smaller than what you are pulling with, too...
I picked up a new bed for my buddy's Model A truck last week, had to borrow a trailer because I couldn't manage to come up with the correct number (2) of tires and rims for mine.
I picked up a new bed for my buddy's Model A truck last week, had to borrow a trailer because I couldn't manage to come up with the correct number (2) of tires and rims for mine.
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