Hairbrained Way to Add Weight To Truck
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Yeah, but a good ex-wife; the kind that shows up with a nice single-malt and a couple of family photos of your folks that wound up in her pile of stuff when she left. Ahhh, good times... good times.
BTW I decided to use the footers to anchor a carport so I can always park in a shady spot.
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Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
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Nah...didn't really think it was necessary.
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[QUOTE=Hoss;2106463]I suppose so. I sold the truck about a year ago and haven't seen it since, but I did receive a call from the guy that bought it from me asking some questions about the fuel pump (apparently after 110,000 miles the lift pump finally went out). He didn't have any complaints about the suspension so I'm assuming he enjoys the smooth ride too.
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HOSS, what are you driving these days? plans for concrete bed 2.0?
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HOSS, what are you driving these days? plans for concrete bed 2.0?
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i think i might have an idea for some different variations of this... hmmm, you have me pondering now.
but if i made something that actually worked i would be so proud that i would have to share pics unlike HOSS.
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SO, in the winter, you could let it heat up in the sunlight, then use the radiant heat to sleep on it, might keep ya warm, and you don't have to pay for a place to live. nice.
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Hoss's Company Car...
That's right, boys. I'm rollin' in a Crown Vic. Dont' be hatin'.
With recent concerns over exploding gas tanks on these cars, I think it would be prudent for me to install a custom concrete tank liner.