I thought of another one... chug a lug tug, Doug. Anyway, I'm jealous. I just forked out $1500 for a new cylinder head and no one can see the damn thing! PJ runs nicely though. Happy travels in your bright red machine, Doug.
Thanks everyone. I reckon it will do the job at hand without any problem at all. Even though it is capable of pulling the big stuff I won't be, so it won't be overworked. I reckon the homework has paid off for sure.
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TUG.......2014 Holden LT Colorado Twin Cab Ute with Canopy
DEN....... 2014 "Chief" Arrow CV (with some changes)
very nice rig Doug....I know you will enjoy it mine is a 2013 and goes like a dream travelled all down the east coast....getting ready to go away for 4mths....fantastic!!
Howdy Charles, welcome to gang, enjoy here and out in the playground
To answer your question, it is Castle Hill in Townsville Nth Q'land.
I have been staying here four the last 4 mnoths and will be leaving this Monday heading down the Bruce, Pacific, Hume then over to Warnambool for a few days then back to South West Gippsland.
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DOUGChief One Feather (Losing feathers with age)
TUG.......2014 Holden LT Colorado Twin Cab Ute with Canopy
DEN....... 2014 "Chief" Arrow CV (with some changes)
I realize this post is a bit old but haven't seen any recent posts on tow vehicles (tugs). I am looking at something for the long haul after I get out of company cars later this year. I have a Corromal 16' pop top ( around 1150kg tare) and am looking at a dual cab 4x4 diesel, probably a 3-4 yo Hilux/Triton/Navara/Colorado, depending on price mainly as I realize mileage up to a point is not an issue with diesels as long as they are serviced correctly and regularly ( have had 2 diesel company vehicles).
Would like your and any body else's thoughts on these four as they seen to be the most common on the road towing mid sized vans.