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| burqueDOKA Elite Veteran Date registered: Jul 2006 Location: Albuquerque, NM Vehicle(s): 1550L37Doka, 404 ROCKMOG, '00 G500 Posts: 622  | ||
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| Re: 406 crew on E bay one day ill have one  Im not to wild about that custom bed though. | ||
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| burqueDOKA Elite Veteran Date registered: Jul 2006 Location: Albuquerque, NM Vehicle(s): 1550L37Doka, 404 ROCKMOG, '00 G500 Posts: 622 | ||
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| Merz-Ben Extreme Veteran Date registered: Aug 2006 Location: Floyds Knobs, IN 47119 Vehicle(s): 230G, U1200, U1250 DoKa, U1300L, U1500, U1700, 416 Posts: 377  | RE: 406 crew on E bay I agree, I can deal with a 406 single cab, but I just can't handle anything that has a 3 ft. bed on it, doka unimog or not. I mean, what can you haul with a tiny bed like that? I've had a couple 416 doka's and they seem to work out real well, you can go to home depot and pick up supplies or haul your junk around. Cheers, Ben | |
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