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Old 04-11-2016, 10:23 AM   #1
'65Burb
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Re: Shops Specializing in '60 to '66 restoration

I need something to haul plywood sheets, some 2x8"x10' floor joists and maybe a few cement blocks. My beast has a 350 and 700R4. I will probably just haul per day what I can install that day from the Home Depot 5 miles away. No sweat!
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Old 04-11-2016, 10:47 AM   #2
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I need something to haul plywood sheets, some 2x8"x10' floor joists and maybe a few cement blocks. My beast has a 350 and 700R4. I will probably just haul per day what I can install that day from the Home Depot 5 miles away. No sweat!
translation - maybe 20 sheets 3/4" plywood, 2 x 8s and cement blocks on top. don't want to have to make too many trips now, gas cost money. it is human nature. those old body mounts won't take it and if there is any rust in the floors( the exception is none practically). remember that you won't be able to close the back doors with plywood.
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