Dually or SRW?

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01-18-2004 | 08:46 AM

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Audiofn

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I am going SRW for one reason only. They SCREW YOU at the tolls and you are restricted from a lot of roads in NY and NJ.

Jon

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01-18-2004 | 09:05 AM

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I love my GMC dual-wheel for pulling the Cigarette but you ain't gonna run it through a car wash. Get used to hand-washing the thing.

01-18-2004 | 09:23 AM

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Originally posted by Audiofn
I am going SRW for one reason only. They SCREW YOU at the tolls and you are restricted from a lot of roads in NY and NJ.

Jon

It costs me $30 to cross the GWB with the boat!!!!!!

Mine is not commercial so I can drive on most roads. I think the Palisades pkw restrics all trucks, even srw and no trailers.

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