Ravenwood - 11/23/04 06:45 AM
International's CXT pickup truck is big. How big? Well...
Based on a platform that the International Truck and Engine Corporation uses for building dump trucks and snowplows, the CXT stands 9 feet tall, 8 feet wide and 21.5 feet long. The top of the bed sits more than 6 feet high. CXT's closest siblings are 20-ton haulers used by construction companies, governments and waste industries.Take a look at how it towers over the people standing next to it.
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That's camouflage paint (not mud), by the way.
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The CXT weighs 14,500 lbs, but still gets up to 10 miles per gallon and 540 ft-lbs of torque from it's 7.6 liter diesel powerplant.
Category: Toys for Grownups
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I want one I want one I want one I want one!
Posted by: Nate at November 23, 2004 8:26 AMAn absolute requirement in your stable of vehicles if you have lots and lots of recyclables to haul...
...oops! I may have just offended some greenies.
Can I get mine with a rack for a Barrett .50 cal?
Oh, no! Now I've gone and offended the VPC, The Brady Campaign,...
Reminds me of the German Unimog.
Posted by: markm at November 23, 2004 12:28 PMreminds me much of my OTR truck...
Posted by: greeblie at November 23, 2004 3:26 PMI can't believe how small the motor is. Bad ass though.
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