Towed my mustang to Knotts Berry Farm
#21
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It's was definitely Ford overload, thousands of cars and some straight weird ones, one guy had a tracked vehicle from 1942 that had Ford flat head V-8 in it which I guess qualified it as a "Ford". Overall great time!
#22
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This was my weekend towing adventure. Flagstaff to Albuquerque. 7200lbs unloaded so im guessing closer to 8000lbs. Shouldn't have used my truck for it but didn't want to make the trip back with different truck. Overloaded suspension but truck pulled it like a champ. averaged 10.5 mpg. not bad. Yeah i know i know. Dumb***. Its done now. Never again.
#23
This was my weekend towing adventure. Flagstaff to Albuquerque. 7200lbs unloaded so im guessing closer to 8000lbs. Shouldn't have used my truck for it but didn't want to make the trip back with different truck. Overloaded suspension but truck pulled it like a champ. averaged 10.5 mpg. not bad. Yeah i know i know. Dumb***. Its done now. Never again.
#24
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#25
Yes i had weight distribution hitch.. I know I was in spec for tow capacity Just was pretty sure i didnt have weight distributed properly. Super impressed with the truck with the 5.0 platform though. Could only imagine the ecoboost with its low end torque.
#26
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When is was towing with my 3.5 EB, it stayed in 6th almost the whole trip, only down shifted on a decent hill and was never "Hunting around" trying to find the right gear, that low end torque is awesome for this.
#27
Yes it is a 71 Boss 351 Mustang. It's a 36k mile original mile car from California. It was part of the Kim Miller Boss 351 collection.
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Yes it is a 71 Boss 351 Mustang. It's a 36k mile original mile car from California. It was part of the Kim Miller Boss 351 collection.
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