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17-05-2017, 08:13 PM
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Join Date: May 2017
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G'day. Just joined and enjoying the forum. Recently got out of an '09 Prado manual and into a brand new, out of the box ranger auto, mainly because I could see the Prado being pretty tough on clutches towing a two-tonne van. Super impressed with the Ranger as a tow vehicle. Thought I might need to beef up the back end a bit, but no problems at all. Tows like a dream. Downside ... my '04 XR Turbo ute (the model before traction control, so buckets of fun) had to go along with the Prado, as we were downsizing to a one car family. The turbo took the place of a '94 tonner ute and prior to those Fords there was an S-pack sedan and a lumbering great station wagon back in the day. Will be looking for some words of wisdom on light bar V LED spotties and upgrading the factory Ranger lights. They're not real flash in roo country.
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