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Old 04-28-2015, 11:01 AM
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This is mine...it is h**l trying to tote a CUB around in a Wrangler LOL!!!!
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2009 dodge ram 2500 with the 6.7L cummins. 6 speed standard and a 2014 Kaufmann 77" by 14ft single axle landscape trailer is what i use to haul stuff around. when im not using the cummins, i have a 1985 GMC K2500 with the 6.2L diesel that will pull it around.
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This is what I use to haul my buddy around. Pulled with my 2005 Ford Ranger XLT.
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This is how we roll. 2002 Ford F250 with 57,000 miles and a 21 ft Belmont deck over trailer.
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A couple antiques; 149 and '29.



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Best hauler yet ford4150!
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Keep it off the hills there ford4150! I've been there and done that! Lks real sweet.
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That's a first. Real neat. I bet your blue one would look good too. Mike
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A couple antiques; 149 and '29.



Now that is COOL!
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Nice A! My father has a 29 Tudor as well. He was a mechanic for Frito Lay's 'Great Race' team that ran a red 29 Tudor, the #50 car, from 1988-1990. he liked it so much he bought one for himself.
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