Scott Ritchey via Mercedes writes:
> My Sonoma has a short (6 ft) bed but there are "notches" in the bed walls
> for four 2x6 boards (the right length) that support 4x8 sheets above the
> wheel wells.
My Frontier has those notches, and I never realized that was their
purpose. I always thought
> My Sonoma has a short (6 ft) bed but there are "notches" in the bed walls
> for four 2x6 boards (the right length) that support 4x8 sheets above the
> wheel wells.
That's because it's narrow, not because it's short.
-- Jim
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> It's just challenged to haul a cord of wood, or a stack of 4x8 plywood [in
a short bed].
With the tailgate down sheet goods are just fine in a short bed. My first
truck was a club cab with a short bed.
> It's just challenged to haul a cord of wood, or a stack of 4x8 plywood [in a
> short bed].
With the tailgate down sheet goods are just fine in a short bed. My first
truck was a
club cab with a short bed. When replaced with a standard pick-em-up, I'd found
that
I missed the extra interior
I believe that version has a 6 ft long bed, instead of a full size truck 8
ft bed. I call it the "city boys truck".
Interior of cab has every known luxury, so that part is nicely equipped.
It's just challenged to haul a cord of wood, or a stack of 4x8 plywood.
On Sun, Feb 14, 2021 at 6:19 PM
That could be a pretty good deal.I hate the chrome "lady bits massager" for a
shifter handle.
Is it just me or does the bed look really short? I can't tell if its the cover
but the proportions look weird.
-Curt
On Sunday, February 14, 2021, 7:07:40 PM EST, Allan Streib via Mercedes
Here's one that's older
https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/d/chicago-2005-ford-150-lariat-71k-miles/7275090467.html
Curt Raymond via Mercedes writes:
> Rick,
> Find me a 5 year old 4wd extended cab pickup truck with no rust and under
> 80,000 miles for under $25,000 and I'll give
Rick,
Find me a 5 year old 4wd extended cab pickup truck with no rust and under
80,000 miles for under $25,000 and I'll give you a $500 finders fee.
Around here if it runs and drives the price is double what it was last year and
there aren't very many choices.
In 2014 when we were truck
Folks
Whether you believe it or not, the price of ICE powered cars is really going
to keep falling no one is driving much, they don’t have jobs to go to and I
think electric cars will be super mainstream so quickly we will be amazed
look at the price of fax machines!
Our daughter
