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This surprises you? :ughdance:

Yes because i am normally in vegas for SEMA. So takes me 4 hrs there on a monday morning and about 4 back on a frday morning. Never drive home on a sunday
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Went to a mudrun this weekend got muddy and got hurt. Trucks fine though I got a plaque for best crash too

 

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Yes because i am normally in vegas for SEMA. So takes me 4 hrs there on a monday morning and about 4 back on a frday morning. Never drive home on a sunday

4 hrs one way is not bad. i go to Vegas often for work, and it has taken me over 4 hrs to go from W. Charleston to State Line on a holiday weekend. a little over 30 mi.... :mad: and another 3-5 hrs to Yermo. but for me, i don't care about the traffic, i get paid by the hour, plus overtime.. :D

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Went to a mudrun this weekend got muddy and got hurt. Trucks fine though I got a plaque for best crash too

 

 

 

 

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Nice trophy Sarah LOL - best crash ... that's great! :lol:

 

Hope you didn't get hurt bad though. At least the truck didn't get damaged on top of all that ...

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I crashed a power wheels quad there's 2 videos

 

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Oh, gotcha.

 

My computer isn't seeing any vids ...?? When I click on any of them, they come up as pics. Electronics ... :banghead:

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Going to get do a check/title swap at the bank. I'll have the car two more days though, sitting near the curb. Suprised someone from HOA hasnt told me to get the right wheels off the grass yet(I tried but made it worse. 3700# car is hard to push by yourself in grass!)

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Didn't post videos cus tapatalk crashes when I try

 

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Ahh gotcha - i thought my computer was acting up again, lol.

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Got most of the mud off from under it

 

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I havent even seen my truck today.

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