When you open the back door the area under the bed is accessible (typically wide open) so you can not only put a bunch of tools under it but you can hide things you don't want people to see when they look in the window. The bed typically folds up into a couch when not being used as a bed.

And it is technically only a "------- bed" if you can lure a partner into it.

You can take out the middle captain's chairs if you needed to and easily load big things through the side barn doors onto the floor. And you can sit in them and sit across the table and play cards and eat with other people if the weather is bad. I think there is often a removable table between the captain's chairs and the back seat.

 

My recommendation for a tow vehicle

 

I'll just drop this here.

 

Been towing with my wife's SUV (Jeep Grand Cherokee with a Hemi) for several years and it works great, despite not so stellar fuel mileage. WIll continue to do so on short tows.

Recently set up a corporate account with Enterprise Commercial Trucks for longer tows. They rent 3/4 ton diesels to tow with for very reasonable rates. No need to buy vehicle, insure it or maintain it. Last two rentals, the trucks had 130 miles (GMC 2500) and 40 miles (Dodge 2500) on the odometers respectively when I picked them up.

May be of interest.

Feff

 

today I saw a modded Scion xB towing a trailer. I didn't get a good look. It had a window sticker on the rearmost side window. I don't know what it says.


this post is mostly worthless.

 

Lol