Cool Truck At Work Today
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04-14-2010 | 07:55 PM
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Cool Truck At Work Today
A client of ours drove his old Land Rover in to his appointment a few days ago. I forgot what year he said it was, it was like a 1960 or so. It is mostly made of aluminum alloy, including the body. Not sure if I like the spare tire location. It is in great shape for the year. A very cool truck indeed.
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04-14-2010 | 09:11 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zIIiEqTlGw
Like a GLOVE!
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04-15-2010 | 12:35 AM
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Hey! What are you doing up at 1:35 am? Hey... what the hell am I doing up at 1:35 am.
I have the last day of tax season to deal with, ugh, but at least it is officially April 15th!
Yippie-ki-yah-muthahuckas! I'm going to Disney Land!
Ha! Too funny! I forgot about that movie! Hilarious!
I have the last day of tax season to deal with, ugh, but at least it is officially April 15th!
Yippie-ki-yah-muthahuckas! I'm going to Disney Land!
Ha! Too funny! I forgot about that movie! Hilarious!
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04-16-2010 | 07:43 PM
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don't we all Brad? i think that one was way funnier than the other one.
@ Brent; i guess you would've been blown away buy the shop that was across the complex from my work. the guy was a Land Rover specialist. can't remember what the name of his shop was anymore (he moved a few years ago), but he had two customers that had a total of 9 of these vintage trucks between them. they're unbelieveable in action. he used to climb the 5 feet between our parking lot & the lot for the shipping company behind us, to "test out" the 4WD system after he serviced them. i think it was more to just show off what the trucks could do.
while 5 feet doesn't sound like much, it was an incline of more than 60*! (i measured it since i couldn't believe it the first time i saw him do it)
@ Brent; i guess you would've been blown away buy the shop that was across the complex from my work. the guy was a Land Rover specialist. can't remember what the name of his shop was anymore (he moved a few years ago), but he had two customers that had a total of 9 of these vintage trucks between them. they're unbelieveable in action. he used to climb the 5 feet between our parking lot & the lot for the shipping company behind us, to "test out" the 4WD system after he serviced them. i think it was more to just show off what the trucks could do.
while 5 feet doesn't sound like much, it was an incline of more than 60*! (i measured it since i couldn't believe it the first time i saw him do it)