Show us your tow combo

[WhereStream]

Originally Posted by rideair

I've had a few through the years.

Currently have a 1966 Overlander, 1956 Safari FK, 1962 Galaxie, 1968 Travelall and 1988 Suburban. Sold the 1966 Safari some years ago to a friend. Depending on the event and distance, will connect accordingly. If it's a long haul and time is an issue, an Excursion 7.3 will be used to tow.

Nice collection of luggers!

That International, though, a true classic ... They have all but disappeared.

Growing up, I had a neighbor with an International pickup. Eventually got rid of it as parts were hard to come by, but it was one tough truck.

[JeffC16]

Our 2017 Flying Cloud with our new 2017 F250 Super Duty Diesel. Perfect combo. Looking forward to 2019 adventures.

[Julie-Bob]

We have a F-150 Ecoboost 2012 for our TV and a 2009 25FB Classic we have traveled with this set up for over 45.000 miles and not had much of any problems looking forward to the 2019 travel season

[Prettygood]

Originally Posted by robert claus

Just got a VW Atlas SEL 4motion to tow my 19' Bambi, replacing my '05 Dodge Sprinter. No pics of the tow combo yet, but I'll send them next year once I actually connect the two. If anyone wants to know how to set up an Atlas to tow (controller hook up, wiring, etc), just let me know - I have it figured out.

Robert,
I’d love some advice. New to towing/trailers, and have a VW Atlas SEL too. Thanks in advance!

[TouringDan]

2008 Tundra 5.7L 2wd and 1966 Tradewind
First photo is in Manteo, NC on Roanoke Island in the Outer Banks.
Second photo is Oregon Inlet Campground on the Outer Banks.
Third photo is at the Wide Open Bluegrass Festival in Raleigh, NC.

Dan

[AirUSN]

2019 Ram Limited/13 Eddie Bauer 25’

[Prettygood]

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[Prettygood]

Originally Posted by Prettygood

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That didn’t work. Haven’t figured out how to post a picture using the Airforums app. What am I missing?

[Bgibbs]

On trip to South Dakota.

[losfeliz]

1999 Ford Expedition with HD tow package, 1981 31’ Excella II center bath twin bunk, 3 daughters under 9, one wife, and me (director of maintenance). First picture is on blue ridge pkwy, summer 18. The Expy handled the hills like a champ, never a white knuckler. I drive slow and we pack light. Second is boondocking at Thistle Meadow Winery in NC, third is at Chattanooga KOA at halloween.

[ROBERT CROSS]

We do'n it for awhile....🥴👍

Bob
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[Rg416]

2017 22 Sport and 2018 Chevy Tahoe LS Custom Edition (no third row) More floor to ceiling room, and over a hundred pounds of useless (to us) seats removed, giving us a lower flatter floor with more cargo capacity. I can stand our road bikes inside with both wheels AND the seat on!
-Rich

At Horseneck Beach, MA, October

[Andrew T]

We have a lot of tow vehicles around the store but I like my personal tow vehicle the best. Jaguar XJ, 5.0 Litre supercharged, air suspension, 20 x 9” wheels and crazy tight steering. It’s just a little too much fun.

[james.mileur]

Now that is just a little too cool.

[TouringDan]

Now that is my kind of TV. I’ll bet you get some strange looks from the large pick up truck crowd when you are traveling with your Airstream.

I have a 2008 Tundra which is a great TV in my opinion. My only real complaint is that it is HUGE. I hope to get a Porsche Cayenne or Macan (CPO) in the future to tow our 5,000 lb 66 Tradewind. However if I can’t swing that then possibly a Cherokee FWD with the new 2.0 turbo motor will work just fine. Thanks for your recommendation for this as a TV for smaller Airstreams.

Dan

[Kanusport]

2018 f150 with 2019 sport 22fb. I love this tow combo. Does ok in the winter too.

[Andrew T]

Originally Posted by TouringDan

Now that is my kind of TV. I’ll bet you get some strange looks from the large pick up truck crowd when you are traveling with your Airstream.

I have a 2008 Tundra which is a great TV in my opinion. My only real complaint is that it is HUGE. I hope to get a Porsche Cayenne or Macan (CPO) in the future to tow our 5,000 lb 66 Tradewind. However if I can’t swing that then possibly a Cherokee FWD with the new 2.0 turbo motor will work just fine. Thanks for your recommendation for this as a TV for smaller Airstreams.

Dan

Hi Dan We have been running a 3.2 Litre Cherokee in the fleet for 3 years now. We have 42,000 miles on it now with most of that towing, it has been to both coasts twice and it has never had a repair other than oil changes. It did a delivery to Kelowna BC in September and got left out there with the 08, 27' trade in so Heather and I flew to BC in November picked it up and did the Oregon Coast to San Diego and then back home to Ontario. It is not as comfortable as the Jag or as quick but more than adequate. The 9 speed transmission makes a huge difference. I think the Coquihalla pass in BC is the steepest expressway in North America. It climbed it at 50 MPH 3rd gear 4000 RPM at about 2/3rds throttle. It is very maneuverable which was great for the Oregon Coast we could drive into any little town or scenic lookout. Andy

[Keeping Up]

2018 Colorado ZR2
2019 16 Sport with 3 inch lift

[Jim Flower]

One size larger standby Jeep for when mine is in the shop. Setup by CanAm.

[Garfish]

Just bought 2016 GL 450 for my new 22. Need to raise hitch from former Highlander set up and off to Newport Dunes