K2500 in Texas

[C2164]

I picture it with a 20 ft stock trailer.. cab lights. Straight pipes on a 5 speed. Gota have sum 16.5” Co-Ops too… damnit why did i sell that truck way back when. It was a Scottsdale too

So close. My brother was responsible for the stock trailer at the ranch with his Ford Dually (photo). I pulled the 2 and 4 horse trailers, along with many hay bales and other stuff with the K2500. Ranching days are over so different duties nowadays.

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[HotWheelsBurban]

Welcome to the forum, from Houston. My latest 400 used to be a ranch truck in Pleasanton, down by San Antonio; I found out about it on this forum.
Here's a pic of it and my Burb.

 

[95burban]

Sweet truck, don’t see many with those options.

 

[Caman96]

I’m so jealous.

 

[Orpedcrow]

Very cool truck.

 

[Intragration]

Funny, but when you have owned a truck for a long time like this one, it really gives a good feeling to settle in and drive it. Kind of like "going home" or something. Maybe like an old dog who has been part of the family for a long time. Hard to describe but I bet some of you long timers know what I am talking about.

I get this same sensation. I've owned the Suburban for ten years, and it was my daily driver for the first five. I pulled it from daily driver duty in the nick of time, and now it hangs out in the garage and gets driven on salt-free days. Just drove it again this year for the first time in a couple years, and it was almost refreshing. Funny thing is, I've done so many repairs and improvements on it over the years that as I'm driving it, I'm expecting these problems to crop up. But they're not there anymore, they were fixed long ago. So every time driving it is actually BETTER than I remember it. Very cool to have a vehicle long-term like this.