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Found this in Danbury, CT
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CADDYBILL
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I don’t know much about wheeling but, with that height and tire size is that truck any more capable than say Rick’s ride, or is it a matter of different trucks for different uses?
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I'de say bigger than ricks, but can't flex at all.... It' "all show, no go". Might be a good mudder though. Bet he can't take a rock trail at all.
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This one is much larger than Ricks. Ricks is alot more capable of everyday off-roading. This white one is bad arse but is set up more for mud and running over cars. Its a bit to tall for rock crawling. Ill take it though.
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