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Just a pick of my truck down by the lake

 

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Me starting a fire  :0

 

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My new ride HEHE also check out the hat

 

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So relaxing

 

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My truck being used as a lounger

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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The fire was good.  I should upload the pics of my truck next to it.  I had to move it cause it was getting to hot next to it and thought it would melt the paint.  (90 degree temps plus fire temps wouldnt have been good)

 

How do you guys like my forrest gump tractor?  Heheh

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Almost as bad as Jps truck

 

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This one is for you paco

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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The fire was good.  I should upload the pics of my truck next to it.  I had to move it cause it was getting to hot next to it and thought it would melt the paint.  (90 degree temps plus fire temps wouldnt have been good)

I'd be more concerned w/ the heat from the fire and the gas tank on the truck moreso than the paint melting.  

 

 

Sweet pics though, did you live in the back of your truck the whole time or what :thumbs:

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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did you live in the back of your truck the whole time or what

 

No just used it as a big chair to sit in and on to fish and relax.  It was to hot in the trailer (no air conditioning) so it was well over 100 degees in there

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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did you live in the back of your truck the whole time or what

 

No just used it as a big chair to sit in and on to fish and relax.  It was to hot in the trailer (no air conditioning) so it was well over 100 degees in there

So you start a fire outside then?!?!?!?!? :thumbs:

 

 

The pic where you're just about to start the fire you've got one of those "Fire, YEAH, Fire!!!!" kinda looks.

gmcjoe Senior Enthusiast

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Nice pics Ryan  :thumbs:

 

The others look like a camping trip, but the pizza box in the bed gave that away, LOL

Jpshostr Senior Enthusiast

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Almost as bad as Jps truck

Um...I'm having trouble here, could you please edit the picture and highlight the dirt for me?  I realize you may have to zoom in a bit to pick up the handful of specks of dust on it, but I hope its not too much trouble for you.

General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

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Almost as bad as Jps truck

Um...I'm having trouble here, could you please edit the picture and highlight the dirt for me?  I realize you may have to zoom in a bit to pick up the handful of specks of dust on it, but I hope its not too much trouble for you.

I know!

 

Man,what a yuppie!  :thumbs:  j\k

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