Thread: 130, how good are these things

Originally Posted by klappers

It is big, has a big tray, and has a big cab.

Yes, yes and ??

Or are you referring to a crew cab?

The single cab is a tad tight, but every thing else on mine ticks all the boxes.

cheers

Originally Posted by austastar

Yes, yes and ??

Or are you referring to a crew cab?

The single cab is a tad tight, but every thing else on mine ticks all the boxes.

cheers

Nah, referring to the DCPU Love the look of them and I just think that this is the best value duel cab on the market. Especially considering what you can do with a TD5

weve just gone through the same senario ...had a 60 series cruiser and falcon ute ...... have just brought a 96 dc ,, use to have a jeep dc and mrs hated it ,,,, she says defender not as bad .... hopefully will grow on her... ,,,,,, love the pic of white dc with canopy ,, looks nice set up ,, ours is a flat tray and looking at canopy ideas as we intent to do fair bit of touring ,,,,, cheers moe

Mine ticks all the boxes (I don't have an ergonomics box). They are still capable in tough offroad conditions at full load, something that can't be said for it's competitors. I've found it to be a fantastic tourer (300 Tdi).

Originally Posted by 2stroke

Mine ticks all the boxes (I don't have an ergonomics box). They are still capable in tough offroad conditions at full load, something that can't be said for it's competitors. I've found it to be a fantastic tourer (300 Tdi).

How do you find the Tdi? Does it struggle with a full load?

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Not at all, only time it struggles is taking off when towing a heavyish trailer (tandem box trailer with Suzuki LJ50 on it) up hill. That's a gearing issue though really and if necessary I just take off in low range and change to high.