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Old 06-27-2011, 12:23 AM   #1
Frkypunk70
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Fondest memories?

I remember as a child my dads 67 dump. Loading that thing to the gills with wood or stone or what ever my dad was taking home. My brother had a a 69 k10 we would load up with whatever it could hold. Later on in life I rode in my brothers 70 and thought " One day I'll own one of these". People tried to talk me out of buying one, it's funny that the memories of these trucks still remain. So I guess chevy really does run deep.
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