Which one of you did this?
- Thread starter Jeff B
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- Stanley, NC
I'm pretty sure this is the same driver in the video on the previous page
UncleWillie
Rarely serious.
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Unprecedented commitment to stupidity.
LT1JEEP
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I hope their insurance is paid up they will need it doing crap like that.
I dont think insurance would matter if something happened and that picture surfaced...
Wes
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I’m sure he flicked the strap and said “that ain’t going nowhere”.
Tom@Hilltop_Machine
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^^^
If I had to take a guess it is a tow truck clearing the roadway because the truck that was originally pulling the trailer was involved in a crash.
If I had to take a guess it is a tow truck clearing the roadway because the truck that was originally pulling the trailer was involved in a crash.
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Yeah. I mean I dont think you could do a wrong thing any more right than that. multiple straps, triangles, There si thought and effort there just not the right tool for the job
benXJ
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Welcome to the internet
kaiser715
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This just might be brilliant:
mommucked
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NCJeeplover
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I ran into a guy on the trail once that vacuum sealed everything. Ujoints, first aid kit, he even had a neat little bolt and nut kit vacuumed sealed. He said he made the bags a little long so you could trim the edge to open and reseal when you get home. I always thought it was a neat idea.
so they needed to add 2" to the frame and used brake pads.. I would love to see the top side of truck. looks pretty beef, dually etc
Silverado_Express
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Looks like a 0786 pad, one of the bread and butter pads from my days at PFC. They were for bluebird/ school bus chassis... Hopefully that's not an indication of what type of vehicle this is
awheelterd
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Looks like a box truck
Kamel
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So do I use semi-metallic, ceramic, or organic for this? Asking for a friend.....
89wrangler
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Saw this at the Jeep invasion. Appears the police were not amused as he was stopped by two of them
Have to love SC, anything with a VIN can be tagged and insured, no inspection.
CasterTroy
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Tennessee is retarded about covered tires, bumper height, mud flaps, headlight height, etc