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ponyuk · 04-28-2008, 10:37 PM

If you need a big truck bed then y'all aint redneck enough

Damn, even Davey's pal in his Sequoia could pull this one off

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Originally Posted by advpilot

Wrong! When the bed extender was in that 6.5' bed there was only one cow in the bed at the time...not the two that you see hanging. The two would never have fit in the CrewMax bed! It took the whole bed for 2 cows and 1 bull elk

Heck the CM couldn't have packed them all away with the tailgate down and a bed extender to lengthen it!!!

DC wins!!!!!!!!

clively · 04-28-2008, 10:41 PM

i bought the dc because i'm not crazy about the bed on the cm if i wanted a bed that small i would have bought a ford sport track i don't know how to use any of the little faces or i would have used the big grin

advpilot · 04-28-2008, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by ponyuk

If you need a big truck bed then y'all aint redneck enough

Damn, even Davey's pal in his Sequoia could pull this one off

wwwwwwwwwwhaaaaaaaaaa that right there is funny...but you'd be doing wheelies if you tried that with 2 or 3 elk strapped to the back. Coupl of cows at 400+ pounds a piece and the bull weighed in at over 600 pounds...that's be a heck of a load on a hitch carrier

07TundraTrd · 04-28-2008, 10:47 PM

woww thats crazy stuff

FirstToy · 04-28-2008, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Hawaii 5.7

CM is the way to go! Plenty room in the interior for night time activities! The ladies love it.

This one put me over the top... I have heard much about the ladies in the CM... and then there is Hawaii... where are you... can't you find a beach or at least a hotel by the beach. You are in one of the most beautiful places, and the best you can do is in the cab of your truck. Man... Tundra's are nice, but they cannot compete with a Hawaiian night at the beach!

ponyuk · 04-28-2008, 10:52 PM

For those that want both it seems some companies will 'stretch' your CM (they fit the DC bed to the CM body after they lengthen the axle and driveshaft). A little expensive at $4.5k though.

crewmax longbed conversion

FirstToy · 04-28-2008, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by ponyuk

For those that want both it seems some companies will 'stretch' your CM (they fit the DC bed to the CM body after they lengthen the axle and driveshaft). A little expensive at $4.5k though.

crewmax longbed conversion

I guess... but then you have to pay even more to stretch the garage.

Mickey · 04-28-2008, 11:24 PM

I was looking for a truck when I needed it and a truck that would travel comfortable. Honda was a joke to think about. Personally wasn't intrested in Nissan and Dodge. Ford and Chevy kicked me to the curb with service and this ruled out the Avalanche which I was thinking about. But they have this back seal problem with leaks and why ruin your interior when you need a truck. Personally the DC's have a funny look to them. It stems from the extended bed. Looking at them next to a CM it was then settled what I wanted and it took a little test drive to make me feel better about it. As most of you may not think about this but I do respect the people that ride with me so I like to make them comfortable as I am. I don't think one truck is better than the other. It just falls down to personal preference, Needs. Like mention above If I want more bed I lay down the tailgate and strap in. As for that and for moto's having the tailgate down helps you get that moto out faster and put back in faster in a CM. That's all.

jpnca · 04-28-2008, 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by ponyuk

If you need a big truck bed then y'all aint redneck enough

Damn, even Davey's pal in his Sequoia could pull this one off

ponyuk · 04-29-2008, 12:07 AM

I just spat a mouthful of scotch all over my keyboard, that is too funny...

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Originally Posted by jpnca

advpilot · 04-29-2008, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by jpnca

ROFL you owe me a keyboard!!!!!!!!!!!

kit · 04-29-2008, 12:53 AM

Lol. Nice pictures man. All the tundras are nice but my pick is the DC because I need an 8ft bed when I buy my new one because I do not have a trailer to put my quads in. So I need a DC LB to fit all 3 bikes in it. Plus I don't need that much interior room but the DC LB will be a test in itself to drive and park at my house lol.

2008_CrewMax · 04-29-2008, 01:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by advpilot

Wrong! When the bed extender was in that 6.5' bed there was only one cow in the bed at the time...not the two that you see hanging. The two would never have fit in the CrewMax bed! It took the whole bed for 2 cows and 1 bull elk

Heck the CM couldn't have packed them all away with the tailgate down and a bed extender to lengthen it!!!

DC wins!!!!!!!!

i think you're helpless .. i think you need a dcab long bed - embarassing

doesnt even seem the dcab bed is long enough for you cause you need an extender

plus id rather pack them in while being more comfortable with a bigger crewmax

08CREWMAXX · 04-29-2008, 08:37 AM

crew max forever C.M.T.T.F.F.

FirstToy · 04-29-2008, 09:37 AM

This is funny... CM's are very dedicated to their space and look, but I still cannot find the sticker that says, "This vehicle stops at every RR crossing". Because really... if you have a CM, don't you just feel like your driving a bus. If you wanted that much room and do not care about the box space, why didn't you buy a Sequoia?

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04-28-2008, 10:41 PM	#47 (permalink)
clively Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: tennessee Posts: 12	dc or cm i bought the dc because i'm not crazy about the bed on the cm if i wanted a bed that small i would have bought a ford sport track i don't know how to use any of the little faces or i would have used the big grin

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04-28-2008, 10:52 PM	#51 (permalink)
ponyuk Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 216	For those that want both it seems some companies will 'stretch' your CM (they fit the DC bed to the CM body after they lengthen the axle and driveshaft). A little expensive at $4.5k though. crewmax longbed conversion __________________ Another bloody Brit. Pony "Liberty And Justice For All" Not available in all states. Void where prohibited by law.

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Mickey Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Jacksonville, Florida Posts: 3,366	I was looking for a truck when I needed it and a truck that would travel comfortable. Honda was a joke to think about. Personally wasn't intrested in Nissan and Dodge. Ford and Chevy kicked me to the curb with service and this ruled out the Avalanche which I was thinking about. But they have this back seal problem with leaks and why ruin your interior when you need a truck. Personally the DC's have a funny look to them. It stems from the extended bed. Looking at them next to a CM it was then settled what I wanted and it took a little test drive to make me feel better about it. As most of you may not think about this but I do respect the people that ride with me so I like to make them comfortable as I am. I don't think one truck is better than the other. It just falls down to personal preference, Needs. Like mention above If I want more bed I lay down the tailgate and strap in. As for that and for moto's having the tailgate down helps you get that moto out faster and put back in faster in a CM. That's all. __________________ BABE The Big Blue OX 07 Crewmax Limited Nautical Blue AVS Bug Shield AFE CAI Borla XS Duals Tundra Weather Mats Trail FX SS Nerf Bars Bully SS Step Bar Reverse Camera Fire & Ice LED Light Bar Herculiner Hellwig Anti-Sway Bar Extang Black Max Cosmos Dynamics Halo LED Projection Eurodezigns HID Lights TRD Shifter XM Satellite Radio Samsung MP3 Locking gas cap DEBADGED Blackened Grill IBTO

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04-29-2008, 12:53 AM	#57 (permalink)
kit Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Inland Empire Posts: 189	Lol. Nice pictures man. All the tundras are nice but my pick is the DC because I need an 8ft bed when I buy my new one because I do not have a trailer to put my quads in. So I need a DC LB to fit all 3 bikes in it. Plus I don't need that much interior room but the DC LB will be a test in itself to drive and park at my house lol.

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04-29-2008, 09:37 AM	#60 (permalink)
FirstToy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Montana Posts: 427	This is funny... CM's are very dedicated to their space and look, but I still cannot find the sticker that says, "This vehicle stops at every RR crossing". Because really... if you have a CM, don't you just feel like your driving a bus. If you wanted that much room and do not care about the box space, why didn't you buy a Sequoia?

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