2005 Dodge Ram Cummins Peterbilt Stepside
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International beat them to the punch.
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The International CXTs are cool too, but they are a production vehicle and they look more modern. I like this one because it's custom and looks like an antique.:cool:
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Aluminum cab, wood floors, very nice.
That engine would be easy to work on. |
That truck is the peak of cheap oil excesses. In 50 years people will marvel at things like that, dumbfounded at the waste.
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But thats Just me. |
Nice truck.
Good mileage for the size. I imagine it has got a pretty good towing capacity too. |
I was surprised at the MPG too. I had a Blazer that only got 15-17 MPG and this gets 20 MPG.:cool:
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I'd put a set of stacks on it, though. Cool little big rig. I'd love to do something similar but with a sleeper cab so I could put some seats in it. I definitely prefer the old school look to the SXT and Ford versions. |
Stacks would look cool too, but I like that it has more of a "non-commercial" truck feel without them.
I think they did an amazing job with the proportions of the truck. It looks like the big brother of this one: :cool: http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...ord-pickup.jpg I'd like to see someone do a pickup using this cab: http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...rochure-25.jpg |
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About 5 years ago we sold two late-40's vintage stainless Freuhauf trailers (a 22' and 25') that had been used for storage (and were definitely worse for wear) to a guy that restored old semi tractors. I always wanted to restore an old semi and match it up with one of them but we really needed the space and replaced them with a couple 48's. And needless to say my finances, storage, ambition and ability don't currently match my vision. :) |
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WOW!!!! Thanks for the search suggestion Swamp!
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http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...crewcab-1a.jpg http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...-Pickup-1a.jpg |
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