Now THIS is a pick-up
17 June 2006, 12:44 PM
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18 June 2006, 08:10 PM
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No no no, THIS is a pickup truck! Hummers move out of the way!!
http://www.internationaldelivers.com...family/cxt.asp
http://www.internationaldelivers.com...family/cxt.asp
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Originally Posted by jonc
No no no, THIS is a pickup truck! Hummers move out of the way!!
http://www.internationaldelivers.com...family/cxt.asp
http://www.internationaldelivers.com...family/cxt.asp
Pardon me.....
Right, so how's this for an 'RV'..........
this was taken about 2 weeks ago, at the top of the 'Monarch Pass' which is a mere 11,312ft above sea level....
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Originally Posted by RON
Pardon me.....
Right, so how's this for an 'RV'..........
this was taken about 2 weeks ago, at the top of the 'Monarch Pass' which is a mere 11,312ft above sea level....
Right, so how's this for an 'RV'..........
this was taken about 2 weeks ago, at the top of the 'Monarch Pass' which is a mere 11,312ft above sea level....
19 June 2006, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by RON
Pardon me.....
Right, so how's this for an 'RV'..........
this was taken about 2 weeks ago, at the top of the 'Monarch Pass' which is a mere 11,312ft above sea level....
Right, so how's this for an 'RV'..........
this was taken about 2 weeks ago, at the top of the 'Monarch Pass' which is a mere 11,312ft above sea level....
Well if you're going for a different type of vehicle, then I think this will top it!
http://www.sparwood.bc.ca/pics/titan_3_fl_300.jpg
19 June 2006, 11:19 AM
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Just recently been playing with a Ford F-350 Super Duty double cab pick up with a 5th wheel conversion (sans 30ft trailer - thankfully). Truck alone is HUGE - it dwarfs a Mitsubishi Canter 7.5tonner!
Engine is huge - 6.0l 32-valve powerstoke v8 570lb/ft and 320bhp - not bad for a diesel Turbo is huge too - although it's only about the same size as the Turbo fitted to the Old shape Bentley Continental-T (single turbo version) 
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Best bit is I seen some of these with the boost wound right up, along with the 6pot cummins versions pull a 1/4 mile down a drag strip in 15seconds - highly impressive (as is the smoke show )
Engine is huge - 6.0l 32-valve powerstoke v8 570lb/ft and 320bhp - not bad for a diesel
Turbo is huge too - although it's only about the same size as the Turbo fitted to the Old shape Bentley Continental-T (single turbo version) .Best bit is I seen some of these with the boost wound right up, along with the 6pot cummins versions pull a 1/4 mile down a drag strip in 15seconds - highly impressive (as is the smoke show
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19 June 2006, 11:35 AM
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This is only a single wheel axle version...but it can pull a 11:42 quarter
http://www.uvm.edu/~nogrizov/pics/vids/F350Run.wmv
Diesel power
http://www.uvm.edu/~nogrizov/pics/vids/F350Run.wmv
Diesel power
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Originally Posted by ALi-B
Best bit is I seen some of these with the boost wound right up, along with the 6pot cummins versions pull a 1/4 mile down a drag strip in 15seconds - highly impressive (as is the smoke show )
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