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Happy Meal (Humor)
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Robble robble.
Being a Chevy he probably keeps the smart car so he can still get to his destination.
J/K Silverado owners.
J/K Silverado owners.
Seriously now, that's why you never let anyone borrow your truck.
Originally Posted by Reddy45
Poor truck. Payload rating of that truck is right at the weight of one of those cars (1600-1800 lb)
GVWR is probably being exceeded just to pull off a funny stunt.
How dare the owner use their truck for truck things! Where are my bifocals and prune juice?
Poor truck. Payload rating of that truck is right at the weight of one of those cars (1600-1800 lb)
GVWR is probably being exceeded just to pull off a funny stunt.
How dare the owner use their truck for truck things! Where are my bifocals and prune juice?
Nice post!
Originally Posted by maxdustington
Originally Posted by Reddy45
Poor truck. Payload rating of that truck is right at the weight of one of those cars (1600-1800 lb)
GVWR is probably being exceeded just to pull off a funny stunt.
How dare the owner use their truck for truck things! Where are my bifocals and prune juice?
Loading a truck beyond its GVWR or exceeding payload is not a "truck thing". It's how you ruin a good truck.
Originally Posted by Reddy45
Poor truck. Payload rating of that truck is right at the weight of one of those cars (1600-1800 lb)
GVWR is probably being exceeded just to pull off a funny stunt.
How dare the owner use their truck for truck things! Where are my bifocals and prune juice?
Loading a truck beyond its GVWR or exceeding payload is not a "truck thing". It's how you ruin a good truck.
Originally Posted by Reddy45
Originally Posted by maxdustington
Originally Posted by Reddy45
Poor truck. Payload rating of that truck is right at the weight of one of those cars (1600-1800 lb)
GVWR is probably being exceeded just to pull off a funny stunt.
How dare the owner use their truck for truck things! Where are my bifocals and prune juice?
Loading a truck beyond its GVWR or exceeding payload is not a "truck thing". It's how you ruin a good truck.
Loading a modern truck with a couple hundred pounds over rating is not going to "ruin it". I am not saying it is a good idea, or legal...but it sure won't hurt the truck.
Originally Posted by maxdustington
Originally Posted by Reddy45
Poor truck. Payload rating of that truck is right at the weight of one of those cars (1600-1800 lb)
GVWR is probably being exceeded just to pull off a funny stunt.
How dare the owner use their truck for truck things! Where are my bifocals and prune juice?
Loading a truck beyond its GVWR or exceeding payload is not a "truck thing". It's how you ruin a good truck.
Loading a modern truck with a couple hundred pounds over rating is not going to "ruin it". I am not saying it is a good idea, or legal...but it sure won't hurt the truck.
Originally Posted by DriveHard
Loading a modern truck with a couple hundred pounds over rating is not going to "ruin it". I am not saying it is a good idea, or legal...but it sure won't hurt the truck.
From the photos I've seen, in many places in the 3rd world they'd have a second one loaded on the roof.
Loading a modern truck with a couple hundred pounds over rating is not going to "ruin it". I am not saying it is a good idea, or legal...but it sure won't hurt the truck.
From the photos I've seen, in many places in the 3rd world they'd have a second one loaded on the roof.
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