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Ill indulge as well

 

Day i bought her

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2 days later

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And I thought my wheels were the ugliest oem's. I stand corrected. Good choice of replacements.

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^ That looks like a brochure photo. Beautiful truck.

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Couple more pictures from the "brochure". Location was actually outside of Gorge, WA. On the first drive home...to Alaska.

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Here are the last of the pictures I have on my computer...from the dealer the day it arrived. Shortly after that I deployed.

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Nice camper Doubletz! My current hauler is a 2011 3500HD Dually. I must say the long bed is spectacularly stable towing a heavy trailer but turning is more like a luxury steam liner :) I went shortbed on my '17 2500 primarily for that reason along with a slightly softer suspension for daily driving.

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What is your wheel and tire combo?

They look killer!

20" american racing wheels and 33's

 

I forget the offset.. Sorry

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Man I miss my Long Bed. I had a 2001 ext Cab Long Bed for a while. Didn't mind parking that one outside though.

 

My '16 CC Standard Bed clears my 21' garage with 6" to spare so a long Bed would be a no go in that regard.

 

But these all look great. I'm jealous. Need to pour my driveway to my basement garage. I've got a 25' bay down there but no way to get to it without tearing up the lawn. HOA wouldn't appreciate that. [emoji16]

 

 

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Regular full-size deep tool box that holds about a thousand pounds of tools, 2016 Polaris Sportsman 1000 High Lifter, 975 lbs, and bingo. All right in the bed, how cool. The little Tacoma would puke out a leaf spring if loaded like this, i.e., my last truck. Great truck, just ended up to be too light duty, so hence the 2500HD. Emphasis on HD.

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