SkunT

*story,

a guy at the track has an old chevy van, similar to that one, he pulls a honda with a full tool box in the back of the van. he says its not fast, but it pulls, so thats the idea right?

pretty much anything over a 1/4 ton will pull a 3000lb car.

Dr.Boost

U-haul would agrue with you about that. They refused to rent me a car hauler because my S10 wasn't capable of towing a vehicle, even if it was a 2000lb. Honda Civic. I'm calling bullshit on that one, but whatever.
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SkunT

u-haul is gay. they said my father-in-laws F-350 diesel wouldn't pull a 3000lb truck to. so yeah, the BS flag is thrown on uhaul.

Dr.Boost

Seriously? That truck would haul mountains. My roommate had one that would rip the ------- road off the face of the earth with the proper traction. What other truck has more towing capability?
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SkunT

no ----. uhaul is gay. ohh yeah, but my 1500 V-6 chevy could pull it.

beerbongskickass

How about a CRX? Beau's joe dirt CRX towed Jeff when his oil pump went **** up and towed me when I snapped an axle.

OnYx

haha nad beau wonders why his tranny is going out lol

Honda16hb

crx or civic might be alright for towing, but don't be trying to offroad that ----, I got my civic stuck in the desert saturday night, ------- low *** clearances, the bottom is all scraped up now.

leed

You dont need a work truck, you need a work Wago-Van

DA-MAX

LOL!!!

guys I was also suggested by some others to look into some 1st gen Dodge Dakotas:
"Also dont forget the Dakota's, They pretty much have 1/2 to 3/4 ton drivetrains on them, and the 46re (tranny) and optional 3.92's (rearend) make it quite a nice little rig and you can pick them up cheap (first gen)."

sounds decent too huh?...thanks for all the ideas, I think I have enough to go on, now to make a choice.