Best tow rig under 35k.
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Best tow rig under 35k.
OK gents, I am looking for a tow rig, dually, diesel, 4x4. I know it will be used. What is the "best" bet in this situation? It will not be a daily driver just a tow rig and the home depot trips. What is everyones opinion?
main goal is to stay in the low 30s, have something to be proud of, and not be in the shop. Thanks in advance.
main goal is to stay in the low 30s, have something to be proud of, and not be in the shop. Thanks in advance.
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OK gents, I am looking for a tow rig, dually, diesel, 4x4. I know it will be used. What is the "best" bet in this situation? It will not be a daily driver just a tow rig and the home depot trips. What is everyones opinion?
main goal is to stay in the low 30s, have something to be proud of, and not be in the shop. Thanks in advance.
main goal is to stay in the low 30s, have something to be proud of, and not be in the shop. Thanks in advance.
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OK gents, I am looking for a tow rig, dually, diesel, 4x4. I know it will be used. What is the "best" bet in this situation? It will not be a daily driver just a tow rig and the home depot trips. What is everyones opinion?
main goal is to stay in the low 30s, have something to be proud of, and not be in the shop. Thanks in advance.
main goal is to stay in the low 30s, have something to be proud of, and not be in the shop. Thanks in advance.
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OK gents, I am looking for a tow rig, dually, diesel, 4x4. I know it will be used. What is the "best" bet in this situation? It will not be a daily driver just a tow rig and the home depot trips. What is everyones opinion?
main goal is to stay in the low 30s, have something to be proud of, and not be in the shop. Thanks in advance.
main goal is to stay in the low 30s, have something to be proud of, and not be in the shop. Thanks in advance.
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Dodge CTD, had many and they just keep getting better.
Had 2 Ford stints in 2008 and 2010 but never lasted more than 4 months and took a major loss on trade but was what I had to do.
Had 2 Ford stints in 2008 and 2010 but never lasted more than 4 months and took a major loss on trade but was what I had to do.
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Everybody is going to have their little opinion. IMO I would go with chevy or Ford, Go pre 2008 that way you wont have a DPF and you will save fuel mileage. Other than that go with the newest truck with the lowest miles that fits your budget.