2005 Dodge w/Cummings on Ebay
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2005 Dodge w/Cummings on Ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Dodge...spagenameZWDVW
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wow
that is huge. I love how it has 35 inches of lift and the electric steps come down about 6-8 inches. LOL. I bet that thing tows a huge fifth wheel. What a waste a waste of a good cummin'g's.
That would be pretty hard to park. I like the fabric on the seats.
leave it to AL
you work on it by pulling up next to the deck
That would be pretty hard to park. I like the fabric on the seats.
leave it to AL
you work on it by pulling up next to the deck
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Anyone else get the feeling he is making up for some short commings in other departments?
That thing is AWESOME! Practical, no. But not something you see everyday.
Plus, it got a "Dodge Imblum" stitched in the seats and a chrome gas tank (wonder what that is for
)?
Whew!
That thing is AWESOME! Practical, no. But not something you see everyday.
Plus, it got a "Dodge Imblum" stitched in the seats and a chrome gas tank (wonder what that is for
)?Whew!
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Well it's got 5.13 gears, that is enough for me. I do believe that it is one of a kind. Back in the 70s I traded one of my 4x4s for a 74 blazer just about that high, it looked so good. Drove it about a week, or tried to drive it on the road for about a week. Turning was an experience with that setup. Just not very practical, especially if you have a beer or two. It is a long way down.
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Originally Posted by displacedtexan
Just checked... No front driveshaft. I wasn't expecting one.
That truck is just stupidly big. Look at how narrow those tires are. If my truck was that tall I'd want something with a VERY wide foot print to help with the stability. You'd most definately need hydraulic steering to turn that thing.
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Originally Posted by displacedtexan
Just checked... No front driveshaft. I wasn't expecting one.
Hmm, its even got an "adjustable steering wheel" and "adj heating and cooling"
What a complete waste of money. I sense that someone doesnt have to work too hard for his $$.
