Does it take more skill to drive a LB?

Sounds like a husband/ wife FEMA camp setup.

 

We would still need the truck. That won't fit in a Sienna with 5 people

 

Pull a trailer

 

Only if it's this sienna
And it's on a taco frame

 

Abomination!!!

 

Yeah, wheels and lightbar has to go...

 

Agreed, needs better flares too.

 

We will be....

 

My last truck was a DCLB and it wasn't more difficult. It was tougher in parking lots, but that's about it.

 

In answer to your question OP. I think it takes a little more skill to handle the longer version.....BUT, I've always had the longest one in the neighbourhood and have grown to like it. I've never been rear-ended in a parking lot. (yet). I'd suggest using protection like me....(I leave my trailer hitch in place all the time)..!! It keeps some people from damaging my rear-end.

 

I drive many size trucks, DCLB is on the smaller size of things. Still, it takes more planning in tight spaces like narrow trails/roads, parking lots, parallel parking in the city.

Not hard at all, just a little more thinking ahead.

 

Nope, because DCLB only comes with 2 pedals.

 

Well said my friend, well said

 

Yeeee haw shots fired. Too long to be useful on trails. This config is for the retirees!

 

The tribe has spoken!

 

I didn't realize @jsinnard is retired

 

Long live the retirees...!!!!!

 

Sport dclb comes in three pedals.

 

I drive a DCLB and it's easy to tdrive and I love it cause I can carry more toys like my long boards. But when off roading, a SB is better.