Well, after an exhaustive search, we finally got an LBZ for the wife, and probably the tougher thing was selling the '05 Yukon Denali today. Long story short, my wife had been taking my dually to the horse shows (trailer was close 7K pounds loaded recently with 2 horses at 1800 lbs. each) and for whatever else she thought my dually was better suited of late. The Denali was costing us about $.31 per mile unloaded (11.5 mpg), and $.50 per mile pulling the horse trailer (7.5 mpg) in gas. Yikes!

Thanks to the fantastic VIN check here and gmpartseller (thanks again!), we found this C2500HD crew cab, shortbed, LT3 with only 13K miles on it for $31K. We were looking for a K2500, but since the dually is a 4X4, if she needs one she can take the dually - she has already put 80% of the miles on the dually since Jan. anyway. :D

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Curious as to what type of horses you have that weigh 1,800lbs each?
Scratch that, I remember now.....dressage draft horses..
Sorry, man.

Curious as to what type of horses you have that weigh 1,800lbs each?
Scratch that, I remember now.....dressage draft horses..
Sorry, man.

We've also been taking along a friend's 18.3 hh Hanovarian...he's actually taller than our Shire.

We've also been taking along a friend's 18.3 hh Hanovarian...he's actually taller than our Shire.
Have you considered rail?:eek:

:D...I know. He's the biggest Dutch Warmblood I've ever seen in person.