Utility?
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I was originally going to get a pickup truck, since it would come in handy for our home renovation projects. Then a friend of mine suggested that I just get a Jeep and a utility trailer (can you tell he is a Jeep lover?). So I started to think more about it, and it makes a lot more sense. Why drive a pickup around all of the time, when I really need it for its hauling capability 5-6 times a year?
I am thrilled with my 4-door Rubicon, and the Worthington Aluminum trailer works great!
I am thrilled with my 4-door Rubicon, and the Worthington Aluminum trailer works great!
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I'd like to get a trailor because I have a 3rd row seat in my Unltd. Went camping several times over the summer, with 7 people crammed in there and gear strapped to the topless roof. It worked, but a trailer woulda been nice!! You have to register them though right?
#26
Check your state laws, but yes most states require a trailer to be registered.
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good, because i was starting to wonder if Tyler's older brothers' Silverado from the july run melted your brain
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I was originally going to get a pickup truck, since it would come in handy for our home renovation projects. Then a friend of mine suggested that I just get a Jeep and a utility trailer (can you tell he is a Jeep lover?). So I started to think more about it, and it makes a lot more sense. Why drive a pickup around all of the time, when I really need it for its hauling capability 5-6 times a year?
I am thrilled with my 4-door Rubicon, and the Worthington Aluminum trailer works great!
I am thrilled with my 4-door Rubicon, and the Worthington Aluminum trailer works great!