New in Utah

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New in Utah

Post by nrooney21 » Fri Nov 02, 2012 12:26 pm

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Just picked up my new Power Wagon on Tuesday! So excited! gonna be hard adjusting to a full size coming from a Tacoma. Looking forward to chatting with and learning from all of you. Hopefully a few wheeling trips too!
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Re: New in Utah

Post by Cactus Red » Fri Nov 02, 2012 2:44 pm

Welocme to the crew!

Trust me. it won't take long.

I had a '98 Taco prior to the '09. The extra space is why we got the PW, and it was worth every bit of it. I only dropped 3 MPG too boot! My heavily loaded and modified Taco only got 14 to 15 when I sold it.

From seeing the Taco in the photo, I suspect your wallet will be shrinking with a few mods. I figured the PW had pretty much everything I wanted stock, but I was wrong... :mrgreen:

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Re: New in Utah

Post by Juday » Fri Nov 02, 2012 2:59 pm

Welcome! Did you remove all of the decals? :cheers:
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Re: New in Utah

Post by nrooney21 » Fri Nov 02, 2012 3:16 pm

Cactus Red wrote:Welocme to the crew!

Trust me. it won't take long.

I had a '98 Taco prior to the '09. The extra space is why we got the PW, and it was worth every bit of it. I only dropped 3 MPG too boot! My heavily loaded and modified Taco only got 14 to 15 when I sold it.

From seeing the Taco in the photo, I suspect your wallet will be shrinking with a few mods. I figured the PW had pretty much everything I wanted stock, but I was wrong... :mrgreen:

Mark
We bought the PW for the same reason, more room, and its close to everything I wanted stock. haha I was only getting 16mpg out of my Taco.

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Re: New in Utah

Post by nrooney21 » Fri Nov 02, 2012 3:18 pm

Juday wrote:Welcome! Did you remove all of the decals? :cheers:
Thanks! I didn't remove the decals, it came that way.I guess because it's the ST trim. It only has the POWER WAGON across the tailgate. Kinda wish it had the decals on the hood, but glad it doesn't have the red stripe down the side.

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Re: New in Utah

Post by 04Ram2500Hemi » Fri Nov 02, 2012 3:22 pm

Cactus Red wrote:Welocme to the crew!

Trust me. it won't take long.

I had a '98 Taco prior to the '09. The extra space is why we got the PW, and it was worth every bit of it. I only dropped 3 MPG too boot! My heavily loaded and modified Taco only got 14 to 15 when I sold it.

From seeing the Taco in the photo, I suspect your wallet will be shrinking with a few mods. I figured the PW had pretty much everything I wanted stock, but I was wrong... :mrgreen:

Mark
LOL- I'm with Mark. I sold my 2004 Ram 2500 Hemi that I had done a lot of work to and bought my 2012 Power Wagon figuring it would be just fine out of the box and that I wouldn't need any mods. My damn list is still growing- Power Wagon owners are a bad influence on each other. Welcome to the club- I think you'll find it a fun place to find good info as well as ways to empty your back pocket.
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Re: New in Utah

Post by John's_05PW » Fri Nov 02, 2012 7:36 pm

Welcome. What part of Utah are you in?
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Re: New in Utah

Post by SilverWagon05 » Sat Nov 03, 2012 12:54 am

Welcome. :cheers: By the way, start clearing your calendar now for roughly the first weekend in May for the 6th Annual Power Wagon's in Moab. :rockon:
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Re: New in Utah

Post by nrooney21 » Sat Nov 03, 2012 12:09 pm

Thanks guys. I'll try and clear my calendar now. Haha. I'm in North Eastern Utah. little town called Vernal. About three hours east if SLC and three hours north of Moab

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Re: New in Utah

Post by Calvinm119 » Sat Nov 03, 2012 1:25 pm

Thats a great looking truck. What mods are you looking at?
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Re: New in Utah

Post by GunniPWguy » Sat Nov 03, 2012 8:07 pm

she's a beauty just the way she is.. Welome to PWR. :rockon:
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Re: New in Utah

Post by w2dodge » Sat Nov 03, 2012 10:02 pm

Welcome...good luck with the new pw

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Re: New in Utah

Post by hunter2500pw » Sat Nov 03, 2012 10:54 pm

hi guys im new here to. Ive got a 2012 pw that i bought about three weeks ago. Its got the sun roof navigation, sat radio, nav/dvd player, power seats, and alpine sound system. Im lookin at a ranch hand brush guard, 6“ lift ,37“ bfg ats, and a are camper with roof rack. Any ideas/sugestions?
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Re: New in Utah

Post by 2012 PW ST » Mon Nov 05, 2012 3:45 pm

Welcome! Good to see another Utah ST, although I just moved from SLC to Ft. Collins, CO. Vernal is a tough place to keep a black truck clean. Haha

Mine's white, and like you so glad it doesn't have red stripes down the sides. Yeah, pretty cool you can have a lot more room & comfort than you can in a Tacoma with similar mileage. Leave it stock if you want to maintain that, or add 35's and a bunch of weight and drop it down another 3mpg.

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