dirtyhead451

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dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/28/2024 8:57am

Don't mess with a man and his precious Raptor bubble, because it could turn into a towing showdown.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/28/2024 1:02am

To regroup, all I commented on was being able to build a more capable Tundra for less than the total cost of a Raptor. The rest of this is typical vital, unrelated extranneous commentary

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/28/2024 12:46am

Come on out with that toad. You're talking campgrounds and I'm talking Baja, which you have zero miles of experience. Mic drop.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/28/2024 12:40am

You have no skin in the game, Chris.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/28/2024 12:35am

Let's flex on towing fifth wheel trailers. lol

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 10:50pm

I loved fishing for pike around there. Watching lightening hit the water and the ice break in spring on the lake, precious memories.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 10:42pm

Born and raised SoCal but I lived in Southfield and East Lansing (MSU) for a number of years. Some awful winters in the 90s.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 10:39pm

If your ever back out in the area for a race or whatever drop me a line. Got lots of bikes, gear and coolers.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 10:33pm

Wow! Having driven those lengths only a few times in my life, that is a lot of seat time.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 10:23pm

That is a lot of miles. If you don't mind me asking, what do you do to drive so much?

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 10:07pm

/thread Edit: I'd rather have a fully built 1991 half back mobber Ranger v6 than any of the shit we've been discussing.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 10:02pm

I've raced Baja for four decades on bikes and in race cars. You're out of your league.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 9:51pm

Great choice. That is a beautiful and very capable truck.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 9:37pm

I guess you don't really offroad then.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 9:30pm

You could make a Tundra near a Trophy Truck for the price paid for a Raptor.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 8:46pm

The 5.7 makes almost 400 hp though. I had a built 383 in a chevy van that got maybe 7 or 8 mpg and was 350 hp but well over 400 torque. Guzzler that could blow the tires all the way through third and at 55 on the freeway.

dirtyhead451 Added a reply to New Truck for hauling bikes

2/27/2024 8:27pm

My late model Tundra gets 10.5 mpg regardless of what I am doing with it and my late model Tacoma gets 15 mpg doing the same. If I was you, I'd consider finding a truck that isn't held together by refined oil.