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Your mileage still, 25mpg plus?

https://www.ashevilletoyota.com/used-Asheville-2020-Chevrolet-Silverado+1500-RST-3GCUYEETXLG371211 Their proud of this one at that price.

Welcome CaptSam, the 6.5 experts will chime in shortly.

Welcome to The Truck Stop, Chris. A great knowledgeable group of guys here, that will help you out.

Nice truck, red what a shame that some prick in another vehicle ran into you. These days many drive above their ability, for some reason or another? Poor sorry drivers out there that lack driving skills and could not stick their finger up their, yada, yada......:mad:

That's my girl, getting the camper from deer camp and on the way home.

I have a 2006 Chevy 2500HD, crew cab, 6.6 Duramax, it's in very good condition, I have kept it out of the salt the best I could. Lots of 2006 Chevy trucks around here are eat up with rust, especially the rear bumper. It is usually a garage queen, I usually drive it on sunny days. I have no...

Very impressive indeed. Main thing that really helped is the truck has been maintained and taken care of.

Would not surprise me a bit. This might be far fetched, but let's say the trucker runs a special hose from the cab to the DEF tank, he never has to stop and pee again..... :smuggrin: I have heard of them running a pipe, hose, or line (whatever you want to call it) down through the floor that...

Oh yea, great looking truck, that color would be one of my choices. I also am very interested to see what kind of performance and what fuel mileage is the truck capable of?

For anyone interested, enjoy the article. Tested: 2021 Chevy Suburban Diesel Should Be the Default Choice (caranddriver.com)

I should have added that the barriers or islands stop run away shopping carts most of the time. I see people park at the bottom of the parking lot, that's fine, but if there is no protection, those carts build up a lot of speed before they hit. Trust me I know, a shopping cart dinged my truck...

I park as far away as possible and if there are concrete barriers or islands I park below them.

Wife is years older than I, and still working. I retired 5 years ago and loving it, anyone see a problem....... 😁 :smuggrin: :p

Thats ok, you are allowed several passes, after 55, we should be allowed such..... ;) So glad no humans or animals were hurt, that's number one. Material things can be replaced.

Acura 3.5 V6 is strong for sure. My wife's RDX has that engine and when you stomp the pedal down it will get up and go in a hurry. Also it is capable of 27 mpg or more on the highway in an AWD. The newer model Acura RDX's have a turbo 4 banger, I hate that engine, wouldn't have one. I drove...

Very nice camper for sure, glad you saved some money on it, plus you got a nice road trip to go with it. I know for a fact that there is a huge mark up price on a lot of campers, probably more than what's on cars.

Run those errands and blow the soot out of it, that will get the temps up.... :) Great work on the whole project for sure. Time to start on the next one....😁

@THEFERMANATOR , What do you know about the TES 668 Transynd? It claims to be backwards compatible with the TES 295 Fluid. I run the TES 295 Transynd in my 2006 2500HD. I was unaware of the TES 668 until I started looking around on the net. TES 668 Transynd is $44.00 a gallon (plus 21.60...

Here a few years earlier, poor design. Have to keep the weight on the upper wheel or it spins.