Show us your hunting rig
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cohunter14
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- Jul 10, 2017
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DTP said:
I just recently upgraded from a 2010 Titan to a 2014. Literally the same truck with a bit of a mini lift and 35? tires. Same color, very similar interior, and I even kept the wheels and tires from my old truck. In upgrading I went from 122,000 miles to 32,000 so this should last me awhile.
My last Titan was the first time I've ever had a non American-made truck. I guess you can say I was happy with the last one :upthumb:
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Bull_Fighter
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Here she is, outside my office window. 2008 Tundra. Always keep her pointed towards the mtns, ready to head-for-z-hills at any moment.
Boom said:
That is beautiful!!!!
When I was stationed in England I went to a Unimog dealership over there all the time. I WILL order one someday and have it shipped here. I know exactly what I want.
That thing is mean though, I am guessing he probably wants a pretty penny for that thing.
They do have a kit that takes it from 55mph to 65mph. I can live with that
Nicknotro1010
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- May 11, 2018
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anyone on here use E-bikes to get to your spot ?
d3ntalbliss
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- Sep 10, 2017
- 7
Currently don?t have one, hope to get my first truck by the end of the year
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Nice! Phoenix is the new company from the 4WC crew right?
Not sure why my last post didn't post.
I think Phoenix came before 4WC, but believe they are part of the same crew in some way.
This is a 2009 Phoenix that I found in Telluride last year for a steal. If you've looked around for campers for the smaller trucks i'm sure you've seen how rare it is to see these go for sale. We were hoping to go with a 4WC but the incredibly long leadtime (about a year ago they were at 15ish months out) and cost (20k+ after build etc) turned us off. Eventually we will be converting a Ford Transit into a camper and selling this slide in.
Not sure why my last post didn't post.
I think Phoenix came before 4WC, but believe they are part of the same crew in some way.
This is a 2009 Phoenix that I found in Telluride last year for a steal. If you've looked around for campers for the smaller trucks i'm sure you've seen how rare it is to see these go for sale. We were hoping to go with a 4WC but the incredibly long leadtime (about a year ago they were at 15ish months out) and cost (20k+ after build etc) turned us off. Eventually we will be converting a Ford Transit into a camper and selling this slide in.
Bowhunter65
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- Sep 5, 2016
- 101
My 1986 Toyota pick-up for the shorter trips and cat hunting in the winter. Then my 2007 Toyota Tundra for the long trips.
I started hunting in my first car, a VW beetle. Upgraded to a metallic blue '93 ranger. We got all kinds of looks with that box
Then I had a '04 Ranger which hunted every weekend in college and moved with me to grad school in AR where I hunted the ozarks for a year. After school and moving back to CA, I sold it to start my design business.
During that time, I was on sabbatical from hunting.
I recently inherited a GMC Yukon that works for now.
I hope to get a new Colorado or Canyon; leaning toward diesel. Ideally, I'd love a electric/hybrid light duty truck from the future!
Then I had a '04 Ranger which hunted every weekend in college and moved with me to grad school in AR where I hunted the ozarks for a year. After school and moving back to CA, I sold it to start my design business.
During that time, I was on sabbatical from hunting.
I recently inherited a GMC Yukon that works for now.
I hope to get a new Colorado or Canyon; leaning toward diesel. Ideally, I'd love a electric/hybrid light duty truck from the future!
