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06-04-2013, 01:52 AM
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A different kind of "stance"
Most all of us have had a tow vehicle one time or another. Got a pic? Show me yours, I just showed you mine.
GMC Topkick, custom built steel body. 3116 CAT with 12 speed. Pulled my 36' 5th wheeler like there was nothing attached. Drove it one time from Kentuckey back home to NJ and never had to down-shift it once...Yea, GM.  Here's what we got in Kentuckey. Mark's L78 Camaro that is finally getting its full rotisserie resto. Wait till you see this one Gentleman...  Just wish I didn't sell it a couple of years ago......
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06-04-2013, 02:14 AM
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Re: A different kind of "stance"
flat towed the 68 elCamino with The Beast 84 Silverado, trust me, at 65 mph you are damn it was there.
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06-04-2013, 09:52 AM
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Re: A different kind of "stance"
Probably not my best idea lately.......but tow 20 ft. enclosed with this....she rides "nose up" but you hardly know the trailer is there.
 
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