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I have a GMC Quigley and think it rides well on pavement and not so well off road, need to deflate. Mine is lifted too 4-5” by Weldtec. I will say it is better after the lift. I haven’t owned an Econoline though.
Thanks much. I was hoping the floor was 84” long. I meant rear receiver as far as capacity.
It is a little smaller than I am looking for. I’ll ponder it. Thanks again.
I like it as well. Could you confirm something and answer a few questions?
It looks like the top rail is wider than the bottom rail slightly, both front and sides? Might be angles of photos though. How difficult would it be to add a framework to support a “roof” rack or top racK...
I am interested, but have a few questions to see if it will work for my situation.
1. Dimensions of bed? 4x6 ft?
2. Length of bed with tailgate down, including tailgate of course?
3. Is the tailgate strong enough to carry the back tire of a light motorcycle?
4. Height of bed?
5. Height of...
Nice trailer.
How much weight can the receiver support?
Do you think it could carry a lightweight motorcycle (350 pounds) across the cargo tray with wood reinforcement to match the lip height and a track/carrier to hold the bike?
Looks like a great trip and awesome photos. Sorry to hear about your trans woes. Glad you made it home.
I broke down in NC in the spring and ended up with a new engine. I have now rebuilt the rear end, rebuilt the trans, rebuilt the TC, installed a new Jasper reman engine, etc. I am not...
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https://www.defendersource.com/threads/1994-land-rover-130-lhd-300tdi-overland.171657/
Rust free Defender 130, 300Tdi and left hand drive.
I bought it from French couple who prepared it for an overland trip that never happened due to pandemic. The camper box is brand new...
Thanks. Roger on weight.
I figured some counterweight might be needed if carrying something a bit heavier on the rear receiver. Understand bikes no problem.
I really want something I can carry my Vespa with, about 350 pounds. I was wondering if it would be possible with a Versahaul on the...