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Damn, I am starting to think my 98 is worth more than I thought.
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Im sure 98's are worth a lot since they are the quintessential year
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I guess I have a thing for '99's. I found a really clean 99 open top, that I would probably only use for wheeling. Though with certain family circumstances that have happened recently I might not be ready to buy by the end of the summer.....
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All you can do is keep looking so you are current with the market when it is time to buy.
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I will, I think I might hold off until there is a good deal and just buy a truck and trailer so I can have a mostly off road H1, other than our Wagon.
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In that case you will need a tow vehicle also. Do you guys have a heavy duty truck to haul with?
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We have a GMC 2500, its a great vehicle but not as heavy duty as a 3500. Thinking about getting a nice Chevy 3500 down in Texas: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2008...2191831?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item5d33deb4d7
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Matt's 2500 Duramax Chevy truck hauls his 25' dovetail with his H1 on it with no issues. Not sure how well a gasoline powered 2500 would do.
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I am looking toward the future though to tow two H1's. Hence thinking 3500
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Not even sure a 3500 has the tow capacity for two H1s and a trailer. On top of towing you need the brakes to stop it. On the Ford's I think you have to get to the F-450 to get the heavy duty brakes. My F-350 diesel dually tows one H1/tractor on my 25' dovetail trailer like a dream. Doubt it would do so well with two of them back there on a trailer that would fit two H1s.
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I've got a buddy in Fort Meade who hauls to large tractors with his 3500. He says he has no problems.