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Hauling games in pickup truck

By northvibe

6 years ago


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    #12 6 years ago

    I have a SoftTopper on my 2015 Colorado ext cab. (before that, on a 2007 Tacoma)

    Biggest issue Ive had is space between the wheel wells is too narrow for 2 modern pins side-by-side.
    (Single pin moving piece of cake.)

    I can fit 2 older with heads removed fine (one head in back seat).
    Or one newer, one older, if I flip older on its side... Then they fit between wheel wells.

    Obviously, with the soft topper folded back, you can stand modern pins on their back, and fit much more. But your exposed to elements.

    Full sized pickup truck may have more space between the wells. Measure truck before buying.

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    #73 5 years ago
    Quoted from Grayman_EM:

    Been looking for a truck and thought about a Tacoma. Several off lease ones in but no cruise control. I have to have that as my leg would seize up after awhile.

    I miss my 2007 Tacoma. (got a 2015 Colorado now... tailgate lowered height way higher on Colorado).
    Note that the space between the wheel wells on the smaller pickups is only wide enough for 1 head-folded, and one older laying on its side (so it's wedged). You cannot fit two modern pins side-by-side.
    Obviously standing on their backs, you can fit more.

    I've got a "SoftTopper" that let me carry my new Star Wars Prem, and old Bally Eight Ball home from MGC this last weekend, without worrying about the weather.

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