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05-31-2012, 09:39 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Long Island NY
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Having a truck to complete a truck...
How many of you guys have a functional pick up to do the things you need, while fininshing your project? Just thought 'I'd ask so I don't seem crazy, but Its summer time now, I really am striding to complete my project to use the truck for errands, but realistically it doesn't look like its gonna happen. My thoughts were to buy an 88-98 since I like them, to do everyday funtional stuff, but thought if I did buy one, then I wouldn't want to finish my project.... I got Brick, dirt, mulch, lumber, you name it to do this summer and a suburban aint cutting it...not to mention not having a garage and the appaerance of a project isnt too pleasing to the eye when looking at my property...probably should'v passed on the project, but when u come across a square body in new yourk with ALL good metal, what do you do?
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