Does it take more skill to drive a LB?

Not according to Toyota website. Pics or it didn't happen

 

Try it in a Freightliner... appx. 72.5' OAL when pulling a 55' trailer...

 

After driving a UPS truck for 12 hours... I can park my Tacoma inside a shoe box.

 

If 13 inches is all that stands between you and hitting the curb you better go back to driver ed.
short bed 212.3 inches long, long bed 225.5

 

Nope. Dclb are auto only

 

Nobody said anything about a curb. It's still too long, and you could stand going back to readers ed...

 

Damn neither did I. Does he have osteoporosis?

 

And loose bowels

 

I'm going to say that you might benefit from a reading comprehension class or so.

 

I should def go to that class. Since I'm not familiar with area dings.

How dare you correct your post

 

lol hard to drive a midsize...
tell you whats hard to drive in the city in the downtown core. The ram 3500 extended cab 8ft box I was driving for work today.

after work got back in my short box and felt like I was in a smart car.

 

And I need to go to the slow to fuck down and read before you post class.

 

road driving can't see a difference.
But on the weekend on the trail with @tacoma16 and @NorilskSever was probably easier for my truck on the trail being a short box than it was for them with their long box.

 

Right. Well. Some OTHER people may have trouble with curbs. But I never said anything about curbs. Dclb is too long for TRAILS As far as I'm concerned

 

Oh man. Threads like this are why I keep reading this site.

 

OP, how would you rate your "skill" as a drive? Seeing as how you seem to be concerned with the skill it takes to drive a midsized truck.

 

Op makes 16 point turns ask me how I know

 

Hell yes it does! In my state you are required to attend an 8 hour training session prior to being issued a special permit authorizing the operation of kick ass vehicles.