I'm pretty sure that is more truck than is needed to haul around a single fragile ego, but I have no real experience hauling that sort of thing, so maybe I am wrong.
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Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
You are more observant than me. I would have assumed so many things...
When I was a kid my father only owned a ute and when we went anywhere us kids were piled in the back. How times have changed.It was the same as the one in the pic but more rust and not as clean.
Thanks. Sometimes I am. Sometimes not.
I still can't figure out how 9 bottle caps in three rows of three can be turned into two rows of four without taking one away. And I've watched that video over and over for some time too.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Hey, maybe I can beat that. We did have a shell but that's all it was, a shell, and a bench seat in front. But there was no sliding glass anything anywhere, so us kids just baked and squirmed in the back, all the way from Virginia to Colorado and back. Hey, get this - we did have indoor, outdoor carpeting and there was some kind of raised up something or other for about half the bed, or maybe 1/3rd of it. It was wild.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Oh and one time during a big storm and then ice in Virginia, my dad rigged up some sort of thing with chains and a kiddy pool and we were skidding around behind the truck and we got pulled over by a policeman who actually said to my dad, "That's not very safe," and we were like "Dang it, where were you when we needed you over the summer?"
I sometimes wonder about the egos of those who drive these kinds of trucks.
I have had about enough for the day.
You all take care. I'll talk to you later.
You all take care. I'll talk to you later.
We had two but one wasn't registered and was only used on the farm
I've had enough of today too but it's only 10.30am so I must battle on.
My dad drove a Packard. If 8 had it today, it would be worth something
Bonjour mesdames et messieurs, comment allez-vous en cette belle et glorieuse journée
Good evening
That's nothing, I got a private message from the reincarnation of Jesus Christ but I still prefer the Superjesus.