Our new (but used) Isuzu

[David O'Connell Jr.]

We love the flatbed over the pulling of the trailer. Still working out the organization of what goes here and there.

[MMI Enterprises]

Do you ever have need to canvas tarp them from the elements? Looks condusive to that real heavy stuff the 18wheelers use as wall sides on some trailers.

[David O'Connell Jr.]

Nah, Leave it all out in the open.

No problems on the trailer so there should be none on the truck.

[Beth n Rod]

Nice truck Reef. Don't let John T see it or he'll buy it off ya!

Beth

[David O'Connell Jr.]

Only if the price is right.

[racechaser]

What kind of mileage per gallon does an NPR truck get? I know Isuzu makes one of the best diesels ever.

Scott

[David O'Connell Jr.]

I have no clue as of yet on the mileage. I am going to figure it out soon.

[newlook]

Dave,

Nice...very nice. Neat thing about those Isuzu's is that they are pretty good on gas and you can squeeze them in tight places.

Would envision having a couple telescoping lamps/liights on each side tied into a generator. Maybe a rear light while you are at it . Is there a back lift on it?

Looks good guy!!

[David O'Connell Jr.]

No back light, I was thinking about a 3000 watt inverter - less space and quieter. The hot water unit needs approx 2000 watts at first hit then its down to 500 watts or less.
Plenty of room for lights then.

[newlook]

That would look sweet with the lights!!

[Tom DeFrancesco]

Nice rig, just becareful with those cab over style trucks. Not much protection.

[racechaser]

Ouch!!!!

[David O'Connell Jr.]

yeah, nothing like being the first to the accident

[Russ Spence]

well at least you will always get to the scene of the wreck first

[Tmrrptr]

I like the cab forward trucks. great visibility. and fun if you have spent years in a conventional cab.

Great pics Tom.
I bought a 63 econoline a while back.
Gonna stuff a built 302 in it to make sure I get there first.