Post your tow vehicle pics here

[doughboy81972]

hello all I figure that I would start this thread so we can all show off our TV's that do the burden work and then are forgoten once you get where you are going. so here is my 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 LB, EC, 2WD

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Enjoy everyones pics
Marty

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[Bedlam]

My truck is used exclusively for RV travel yet, I still manage to work full time and put 10,000 vacation miles on it each year.

[Mike_Up]

Wow, I thought I was doing great with only 30,000 on a 2 year truck (usually around 40,000).

[ReneeG]

Our truck is 7 years old with 30k.

[IndyCamp]

Wow, 41,000?

I think I'm doing good with only 32,000 miles on my four-year-old truck!

[specta]

2011 2500HD 6.0L 4wd



This was my previous PU. 1972 F-250 Ranger XLT Camper Special 390 ci 4:11 gears.

When I sold it there were only 41,000 miles on it.

Still miss it today. 😞

[parker_rowe]

77rollalong wrote:
This may be the oldest tow vehicle here, i took this on a 300 mile round trip a few years back, the car is a 1954 Packard with a 1960's General trailer,, i did get some odd looks towing this,, as it would still pull at 65mph on the highway which is kinda scary since the car only has one braking system and no trailer brakes..

Never noticed this thread before, but that is a sweet setup. Love the tow mirrors on the fenders!

[KMS_Heating]

2017 ram 1500 express 4x4

[FishOnOne]

77rollalong wrote:
This may be the oldest tow vehicle here, i took this on a 300 mile round trip a few years back, the car is a 1954 Packard with a 1960's General trailer,, i did get some odd looks towing this,, as it would still pull at 65mph on the highway which is kinda scary since the car only has one braking system and no trailer brakes..

Very nice....

[77rollalong]

This may be the oldest tow vehicle here, i took this on a 300 mile round trip a few years back, the car is a 1954 Packard with a 1960's General trailer,, i did get some odd looks towing this,, as it would still pull at 65mph on the highway which is kinda scary since the car only has one braking system and no trailer brakes..

[Atlee]

This is my tow vehicle. 2014 Ford F150 XLT Supercab 4x4. It has the HD payload package. The HDPP requires the long wheel base, so my truck has the 8' bed and 163" WB. It's tough to move around in a tight parking lot.

[n0arp]

Big1 wrote:
Man that is a sweet setup.

Thanks. We were hoping to take it out this weekend but are being rained out!

[Big1]

jshupe wrote:


Lowered the front of the truck 2" and got an alignment right before the trip this Christmas. Tons of new things since the last thing I posted here, including the headache rack and the light bar being moved from the roof down to the front bumper.

Man that is a sweet setup.

[n0arp]

Lowered the front of the truck 2" and got an alignment right before the trip this Christmas. Tons of new things since the last thing I posted here, including the headache rack and the light bar being moved from the roof down to the front bumper.

[YZ]

An older pic...

My rig is on the right..

[Tvov]

1stgenfarmboy wrote:
I'm going to give the old 93 a rest and try this truck for a little while, no where near the torque of the Cummins, not near as cool as the old truck " to me at least " but my DW sure does like it better, and I will say it rides better.

Great picture... looks almost too good, like out of a sales brochure!