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Old 03-15-2008, 07:51 AM   #1
JQ-72
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Spring cleaning... the beast at work!!

I loaded down my trailer and truck today with some old junk 64-66 trucks I've stripped. I tried to squeeze everything on so I could make one trip. I got it all on, but man it's heavy!! I had to cut the back of the frame off to get it all on there. There's two cabs, a frame with cab & front cap, motor, 2 transmissions, extra front and rear end, 4 fenders, 4 doors, hood, 3 tailgates, and the cabs are stuffed with misc. body parts. All that weight and I still can't make the K20 squat! Maybe the $$ I get for scrap will cover the fuel bill.
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