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Problem is, it is the Ascent. The images are all of the pre-production Concept version Ascent shown off for the debut. Someone skilled with graphics then edited the rear into a pickup bed and raised it off the wheels.Looks better than the Ascent. One issue with the Ascent is the lack of bold fender work. Having said that its hard to be bold when competition is 300hp and up. LOL
My 2005 is 280hp. Just sayn
I just want 4 more inches squeezed into the rear bed to make it a full 48" usable width. :tango_face_wink:I'd rather they make a small pickup truck like many people actually want and not yet another giant truck that blurs the lines between trucks and locomotives.
You know what's so silly? My 1987 Nissan D21 beater truck has a bed that's 60" long and 54" wide interior dimensions making it far more useful than many modern "trucks" and yet it's half the size, half the weight, and carries more payload than many of the current models (2000 pounds). Plus its a beater and I can fill it up with rocks, or manure. About once a quarter some random person tries to buy it from me because they want a small household hauler than nobody makes anymore.I just want 4 more inches squeezed into the rear bed to make it a full 48" usable width. :tango_face_wink:
It can probably be done above the wheel wells at least, depending on how "thick" they want to make the truck bed sides.I just want 4 more inches squeezed into the rear bed to make it a full 48" usable width. :tango_face_wink:
Nice! A friend of mine owned the Datsun 720... which of course isYou know what's so silly? My 1987 Nissan D21 beater truck has a bed that's 60" long and 54" wide interior dimensions making it far more useful than many modern "trucks" and yet it's half the size, half the weight, and carries more payload than many of the current models (2000 pounds). Plus its a beater and I can fill it up with rocks, or manure. About once a quarter some random person tries to buy it from me because they want a small household hauler than nobody makes anymore.
Yup. My current 8 passenger won’t fit a sheet of plywood or drywall. Learned that one while in the parking lot at Home Depot. Very frustratingI just want 4 more inches squeezed into the rear bed to make it a full 48" usable width. :tango_face_wink: