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1/27/2012 8:14pm
Lets see some pics of how everyone gets to and from the races. I know that there was a thread on here talking about trucks not long ago but I couldn't find anything showing different setups that people use.
When I lived in Illinois we had a 1 Ton Ford Diesel Van and a 26' Toy Hauler that was really a sweet setup for the track, camping at the lake, hunting trips, etc. I now live in France and have had to downsize a little bit but it is still a diesel!!
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When I lived in Illinois we had a 1 Ton Ford Diesel Van and a 26' Toy Hauler that was really a sweet setup for the track, camping at the lake, hunting trips, etc. I now live in France and have had to downsize a little bit but it is still a diesel!!
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2008 Dodge Ram 2500 cummins diesel
2004 28' Keystone Toyhauler
And in the works, is a brand new 2009 Bluebird Highway coach that I am having built from the ground up into a custom Motorhome, tailored for our needs, centered on going to motocross tracks. It has a Caterpillar 525HP engine, so it should pull a 20' trailer with all the bikes and stuff nicely
Thats gonna be a sweet set up when she's finished!
outgrowing a bit
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What 4 STROKE engine do you have under the hood of that rig, newmann? is it the mercedes engine? ISX?
They can really cram a bunch of bikes and gear in that.
And R racer, it's a Volvo. And it was a bargain. If the M/Home market rebounds a little(which it has) my goal was to be able to enjoy it a few years and get rid of it for close to what I've got in it. Enjoying it more and more though. People buying these things new take an absolute beating when it's time to sell.
We've had some comments from folks at the races about it being overkill or be nice to have that much cash etc and it's funny because usually the folks making those comments have more money tied up in the truck they are driving than I have into that rig. Like Newmann we struck when the economy tanked a few years ago and gas was $4 a gallon and picked that up at a repo auction for less than a decent 2 year old F-150.
Pit Row
But you guys are not joking about the bargains out there on motorhomes, travel trailers, and toy haulers.
Check out the large auction houses in your state and there are bargains. Copart and IAA are a couple that are big national players. I bought an almost brand new 28' travel trailer with minor hail dents on one side for about what a used 2 year old 450 costs. The thing was $20k new.
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