Anonymous-0
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I cleaned all the junk out of it last night LOL
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IOWA NORTHEAST
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I doubled the value of mine,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,filled her up with gas.
My neighbor just got a lot of miles for little gas use yesterday. He filled up, pulled out of the station and at the first light, he was T-boned by someone running a red light. No injuries but his truck traveled the next several miles on the wrecker hook. He could not even get hauled on a roll-back.
My military M-1028 pick-up always has a load of tools and other necessities in the bed..My service truck hasn"t turned a tire in over a year as long as I don"t need the boom..The Chevy [ army brat ]still gets a consistant 16-17 mpg even with all the junk in back..I"m not complaining....
Tony in Mass.
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Anonymous-0
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yea isnt that the truth a guy once told me only a lazy man cleans up his shop because he is to lazy to look for his tools LOL
Howdy,
Beat this one if you can. I had to go to the dump Sat. with my old "86 F150. I had to look underneath to see which tank still didn't leak. I was suprised to see a brand new tank under there. I forgot that I had paid $200.00 for a new tank back in Nov., guy at the garage said "I only put in 2 gallons so stop at the first gas station". Well after paying the $200.00 I didn't have enough cash to fill up both my trucks so the $20.00 went into the gas tank on my "92 F150. The $20.00 lasted till Sat. also. Two trucks, total gas cost for 6 months $20.00 !!!!
I almost forgot one small detail, wife had a complete knee replacement in Nov. and wasn't able to get in either truck so we ran the wheels off the van.
Bob S.
Beat this one if you can. I had to go to the dump Sat. with my old "86 F150. I had to look underneath to see which tank still didn't leak. I was suprised to see a brand new tank under there. I forgot that I had paid $200.00 for a new tank back in Nov., guy at the garage said "I only put in 2 gallons so stop at the first gas station". Well after paying the $200.00 I didn't have enough cash to fill up both my trucks so the $20.00 went into the gas tank on my "92 F150. The $20.00 lasted till Sat. also. Two trucks, total gas cost for 6 months $20.00 !!!!
I almost forgot one small detail, wife had a complete knee replacement in Nov. and wasn't able to get in either truck so we ran the wheels off the van.
Bob S.
Anonymous-0
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good to see a little humour after the gasline post i wrote WOW what a topic that was didnt think it would get that serios i might be more careful what i write next time
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