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It would make it no problem, any vehicle can make that drive, Even a person riding a bicycle; It has been done; but the main problem is .. .. in the summer time, It is a guaranteed fact: you will need a new windshield!!
Hey ShipOfFools --- Back in the car advice thing I see... Can't argue with you there, although I am still not getting a RAV4 to replace my F350 4x4 crew cab truck... When toyota or honda make a 1-ton diesel truck, let me know.
Buddy, trust me, I would loooove to be able to afford to drive a huge diesel truck. I absolutely friggin love driving F-250 turbodiesels, it feels like a big rig with the extremely high ride height and the cab lights. That would be a dream car of mine, but until then, my next vehicle is probably going to be a Tacoma. Probably crew cab, maybe just the extended though. I love the way the extended cabs feel on the interior; it feels more like it's "your truck", if you catch my drift. Crew cabs feel more like a passenger vehicle. But yeah, until I find me some F-250 money, it's Tacoma for me.
When you have a family of four, the crew cab is nice. If it was just me and the wife (or just me) then an extended cab would be the way to go. Cheaper to buy, cheaper on fuel, shorter and easy to park and drive in the city.
My first truck was a regular cab, short bed Dodge... Notice I drive Fords...
^ Yep, you nailed it. My two trucks (both Z71 Chevrolets) have been crew cabs, but it's because I've always had a whole bunch of friends that I went on road trips with. So we would all pile into the crew cab and go, and it was like our own rolling living room. But yeah, my next truck will probably be the extended cab, and I hope and pray and cross my fingers that I can find one with a manual transmission. Oh, and hopefully diesel too.
I am curious on the pay. Would $70K per year be a decent wage, or is that in the poor house? Where I am, $40K per year is pretty good. Is there a hospital there?
I know may be kind of silly. You should invest in good size television and xbox system. Become more popular that way with Barrow population. Inviting friends over. Natives are as much like you and I. Have your living room stand out from the rest of the pack.
I am all for community centers. Skagway Recreation Center, Haines indoor swimming pool and Nome indoor swimming pool. Barrow, all they have is whale hunts. Maybe the local Government of Barrow can put in comfort suites hotel with indoor swimming pool. Business Hotels | Comfort Suites Hotels | Business Travel Hotel
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But yeah, my next truck will probably be the extended cab, and I hope and pray and cross my fingers that I can find one with a manual transmission. Oh, and hopefully diesel too.
