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Mobile H2
- Thread starter pinktorpedo
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thanks 222DBFL, I like to keep most of luggage and other stuff out of the cab.
that leaves more room for my wife, dog, and radio gear.....
that leaves more room for my wife, dog, and radio gear.....
Thanks again. we have been all over the U.S. in the last ten years with the old H2, and I have to say that there's not many if any that we have seen on the road set up to travel and explore. most of the H2's that you see nowadays are fancy city trucks . we have gone through back roads in the Appalachian, Ontario. Next big trip god willing will be Montana.
with a full load we can stay out there for about three to four comfortable days and nights. fully fueled with reserve the beast gets a 625 miles till bone dry. so we don't need to be close the town. "best wishes" Pinktorpedo
with a full load we can stay out there for about three to four comfortable days and nights. fully fueled with reserve the beast gets a 625 miles till bone dry. so we don't need to be close the town. "best wishes" Pinktorpedo
Man sounds like you are enjoying the US!! Really sounds like fun. Montana, never been, heard it's beautiful!! Cold during the winter, but beautiful! And again it's definitely a bad to the bone travel setup. May safe and happy travels come and god bless. Maybe one day I will hear you on air. I don't have any real HF radios, but do talk all around the world on 11 meters ssb 38lsb. Maybe one day I will hear you!! Again be safe and god bless.
I have never considered it, however I have had a ford e 250 van body dropped on a f 350 pick chassis. wished I would have kept it, but the rust is almost unstoppable up in the Chicago land area........
thanks, I will give that a try. got some bumper rust that has to be eradicated before painting........