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#429003 07/03/2008 2:12 AM
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Could anyone tell me or point me to a site where I could figure out what the curb weight of this vehicle is?

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Post this in the Big Bolts forum! They know almost, if not everything you would need to know.


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Hy 1950PizzaTruck, according to my truck salesmans data book it would weigh 4755 lbs., hope that helps.

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My firetruck is 9,340 lbs. I'd guess yours is less. I'll look in the book when I get home later today.


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My guess is between 5,000 and 6,000 depending mostly on the weight of the bed.

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Thanks very much


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