Flat bed towing T4R TRD Pro, won't fit

[slippers]

There's definitely this amongst a certain demo of the so-called "natives."
What I've noticed is that the "natives" that have good education/training and jobs have capitalized on the growth and are mostly fine with it. It's those that haven't are disgruntled.
No one likes how crowded it's getting but the bitterness on some people's part is off-putting.

Denver at large did themselves a huge disservice by ignoring the oncoming growth and not planning for it in the early 00s (or late 90s). No one wanted rent control then but now they ***** about skyrocketing rent... No one wanted good transit then but now they ***** about crowded freeways... No one wanted a train to the mtns but now I-70 is dangers AF during the winter.
Denver is a victim of it's own success only due to the poor planning in the past.

You just described most of FL….

 

[leftyguns21]

Thats why I bought a house down near Colorado Springs.. and because of the cost of housing. Looks like Im going to be putting my 4 Runner on a transport.

hate to be the bearer of bad news, but CO Springs is probably just as bad as Denver is now. good luck getting in/out of the city at any reasonable rate. took me 3 hours last Sunday to get from the springs to parker, used to only take 40mins.
please just know how to drive if you are moving here. too many out of state drivers and its like they forget how to drive once they arrive. everyone is in 2 categories, either drive way too fast or way too slow.

as for your original post. I put my items on transport when I moved (11 years ago) and just drove my car. it was much less stress and a smoother move. let someone else move your stuff