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04-06-2007, 03:44 PM
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04-06-2007, 03:48 PM
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04-06-2007, 05:19 PM
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04-06-2007, 05:30 PM
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04-06-2007, 07:43 PM
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What... about... weight??? and no its not sexy imo, I only came back with the previous response because you sounded like you were being a bit sarcastic by saying "go buy a dodge". You just seemed like you had something against this truck ever being built, not that you just didn't like it. Sorry mate.
Ok so let’s have a fair comparison. That is a truck, and it is very capable. In all fairness tho it weighs a lot more than the wrangler... and it costs a lot more than the wrangler at $40,000. Let’s assume a rubicon wrangler would cost about $30,000. That leaves you $10,000 for a long arm kit, tires, wheels, bumpers, winch ect.
I still would put all my money on the wrangler. That thing wouldn't even fit through the trails where I go.
What about turn radius, approach angle, water fording, what about removing the top on a nice day? True the dodge is a nice truck but it simply is a different animal than a wrangler truck would be. It can pull more and haul more but the wrangler truck is just more fun imo.
It’s also a wrangler that doesn't look like hummer... I kid I kid.
Ok so let’s have a fair comparison. That is a truck, and it is very capable. In all fairness tho it weighs a lot more than the wrangler... and it costs a lot more than the wrangler at $40,000. Let’s assume a rubicon wrangler would cost about $30,000. That leaves you $10,000 for a long arm kit, tires, wheels, bumpers, winch ect.
I still would put all my money on the wrangler. That thing wouldn't even fit through the trails where I go.
What about turn radius, approach angle, water fording, what about removing the top on a nice day? True the dodge is a nice truck but it simply is a different animal than a wrangler truck would be. It can pull more and haul more but the wrangler truck is just more fun imo.
It’s also a wrangler that doesn't look like hummer... I kid I kid.
OMG haha
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04-06-2007, 08:01 PM
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04-15-2007, 04:18 PM
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Ok,, do a dropdown tailgate and I'll take one now! How long do you think the bed would be, tailgate open(included)?? Would it have enough room to fit a 250cc dirtbike?? That would make my life so much easier!
Who sells those d-ring mounts,, I've seen them before but cant remember where,,
Thanks,
Steve
Who sells those d-ring mounts,, I've seen them before but cant remember where,,
Thanks,
Steve
04-15-2007, 05:38 PM
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Ok,, do a dropdown tailgate and I'll take one now! How long do you think the bed would be, tailgate open(included)?? Would it have enough room to fit a 250cc dirtbike?? That would make my life so much easier!
Who sells those d-ring mounts,, I've seen them before but cant remember where,,
Thanks,
Steve
Who sells those d-ring mounts,, I've seen them before but cant remember where,,
Thanks,
Steve
