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Old 06-29-2008, 09:59 PM   #1
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Loaded up truck

One thing I just love about my 68 is that I can just keep loading it up and it just smiles at me and says keep it coming. The previous owner of my house had bushes in the front of the house in that area next to the sidewalk. Well the bushes died and I had to pull them out. I used the truck of course.

But now its time to dig down 4 inches so concrete can be layed. This is just one of the two areas that needs to be done. My point of the post is that the truck is about 2/3rd loaded and Im guessing with 800-1000 pounds and it only dropped about a inch and a half

Pic of the area that I am just about done digging out.


drivers side of the truck


pass side


and the payload


I threw the spare tire up there for the heck of it.
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