Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 6:55 pm
personally I went with an older ford 350 ('01) crew cab 4x4 so I could have the bigger diesel. With it chipped and beefed up tranny I can pull anything my heart desires but it is a large truck. I use this as my daily (when not driving one of my pinzies) driver. With the trucks chip set at #3 position I get 22mpg empty, which for me is more than doable. I can run the chip on #5 or #6 setting depending on the road conditions and still clear 20mpg's. I know not everyone can put up with a larger truck, parking and city driving and all but sure is nice the rest of the time.
Not sure if you are in a HOA or not but some don't allow 3/4T trucks so that would also be a consideration. Don P uses a 1T van that hauls his 712 all over the place, again this might not be the best platform but sure gives lots of space inside.
Not sure if you are in a HOA or not but some don't allow 3/4T trucks so that would also be a consideration. Don P uses a 1T van that hauls his 712 all over the place, again this might not be the best platform but sure gives lots of space inside.