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Finally a Cup holder truck!
Well wasn't sure if this day was ever going to come but I'm finally going to own a cup holder truck. Getting ready to go get it now, I'm pretty excited! Pics to come
-Michael |
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Made it home safe and sound, the '97 did a decent job walking the walk
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Now it's time to get to work
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You bought house's truck? Nice!
What are the plans for it? |
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nice truck
that a load on the obs .. but hey its a ford it can do it |
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2.6 Class puller, has a blown headgasket right now. I've got a Forged rod engine with studs and springs in it to swap in.
-Michael |
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shoot, you should have put the obs on the gooseneck and hooked up the superduty!
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then rebuild the one you pulled out and bam you're set, spares and all.
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nevermind just read your post,how did it do pulling? id like some numbers on how heavy the load was and how fast you were able to pull it,thanks
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the obs is perfectly capable of hauling that super duties big *** all over |
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It wouldnt do to well with a blown headgasket
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