Hauling help

[Bizkitbroke]

I have a 1999 F-350 Srw long bed. Can someone tell me what the Gvcw is for the truck I can't seem to find it because I was wanting to look into purchasing a toy hauler to go camping with. Also does anybody know of one (toy hauler) that can hold a jeep wrangler?Can this setup even be done? Ie.. My F-350+toy hauler+jeep inside.

[bigcountrysg]

Originally Posted by Bizkitbroke

I have a 1999 F-350 Srw long bed. Can someone tell me what the Gvcw is for the truck I can't seem to find it because I was wanting to look into purchasing a toy hauler to go camping with. Also does anybody know of one (toy hauler) that can hold a jeep wrangler?Can this setup even be done? Ie.. My F-350+toy hauler+jeep inside.

This info should be on a sticker on the drivers side door.

[Dave]

gvwr is on drivers door GCVWR is in owners manual. But i dont think you will have a problem pulling that

[tex25025]

More then likely your truck will be able to handle that, unless you just get an insanely heavy trailer. Is it going to be gooseneck or conventional? Either one would handle a jeep, I can't imagine that the jeep is all that heavy.

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

im sure you can find a toy haluer that can fit a jeep... ive seen people haul their sand rail in one.. now if your jeep has a lift with wider tires not sure if it will fit.... you might have to put stock tires on it everytime you load it in to make it fit