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#176134 05/31/2005 12:45 AM
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Hauled 1200lbs. of rock with the 49 Sunday. Drove it about 20 miles round trip. Probably not the best thing for the suspension, but hey, I had to try it. No problems at all. In fact, it rode pretty good with all that weight in there.
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#176135 05/31/2005 1:24 AM
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Nice to see one thats pretty as well as working

#176136 05/31/2005 1:48 AM
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I'll bet it was still grinnin' with all that load on it.


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#176137 05/31/2005 2:07 AM
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bull, is that a stock rear bumper on your truck, what cha going do with the rock,,nice truck,,,we almost are twins,,,regards,,,Fred


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#176138 05/31/2005 4:19 AM
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sweet... you should at least put a tarp or something in the bed to protect the sides.. that looks too good to be beating the crap out of...

Sunday, I took The Ox and The Coupe to the Fallbrook Car show... then today i drove The Ox over to the Odd Fellows Cemetary and spent a couple of hours with a weed eater knocking down 4 foot tall grass and weeds.

FYI.. there is an Army Medal of Honor winner there... one of the first, his name is PITTINGER.

Some Jack@$$es vandalized his resting spot a while ago, along with many others.... i'm going to take a few of my Marines over next week and stand a few of the headstones back up...


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#176139 05/31/2005 4:21 AM
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I got a piece of carpet I put in the bed for projects like this. The wood is not in the best condition but I painted it black and it looks a little too good to not try to protect it.

#176140 05/31/2005 4:26 AM
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Joker, I think the bumper is stock. If not, the P.O. did a nice job on it. I checked out your ride in the gallery. Sweet ride. We are close to being twins there. The rock is for a backyard pond project. My wife bought a fiberglass pond at a garage sale Sat. and I spent the whole day putting it it. Sun. bought the rock for the surround. Turned out pretty cool. We got a fountain for it too.

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Way to work that truck bullnose. I have a picture on my computer here at work with 1 ton of hay on back. The truck handled it well, but I just have peep mirrors on my truck and could not see anything behing me. I wished I could post a picture. I work my truck like this all the time, but its not pretty like your truck. Keep on hauling!!
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#176142 05/31/2005 6:24 PM
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Road trip! See the other post! Had a ball!


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I was able to install my spare tire carrier on the 55.1 I was able to paint and install a factory rear view mirror plus install a passenger side mirror.

Then took my 3 year old daughter to the park to play.

Next up patch panels on the cab floor and sound deadener.

Have a great week.


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Mowed 30 acres back medows and woods! Cooked for 9 people Monday night. Give Maws a want list for the 59 i.e. steering box.

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