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Heres what my weekend consisted of

 

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This guy whined the whole day over his ford truck getting dirty lmao

 

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chevys and gmcs kept having to pull fords out

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my boys and girls

 

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drunken brawls lmao

 

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the guy in red is jesse we're kinda seeing eachother

 

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the only truck that could make it everywhere without getting stuck

 

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all in all awesome weekend

00Silverado4x4 Senior Enthusiast

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Looked like a great weekend to me. I need to get my old '76 up and running again so I can get it goobered like that....dang that is fun.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Looks like fun (except for the guy that got tackled and attacked)

 

 

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plunk77 Enthusiast

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the ford that everyone is hanging out in the bed of looks just like my buddy's. same lift, wheels, tires, color, even the same toolbox. That truck wasn't from ohio was it? lol

SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

SarahsGMC

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Haha the guy that got tackled is hilarious he was so drunk that truck is my buddy nates the one who tackled the other guy I kept making fun of him for having a ford haha

plunk77 Enthusiast

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must be the case. or people who drive fords just aren't that creative. They see a truck and copy it

lbkthree Enthusiast

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Who hosted this? Open to public or was this private? I have friends in stockbridge and they probably would have gone if they knew about it. Looks like a good time.

SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

SarahsGMC

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i dont know, the guys i went with i met when they came to silver lake i live out there they live out near stockbridge so we came down to visit and hit this place up, never found out the hosts names.

GPGuy Senior Enthusiast

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That looks like a weekend well spent to me!

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