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2 more months later, thought some lights would be a good idea

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It's been 4 month since the accident and i have built up a new truck

 

2002 2500hd 4x4 8.1l w/ allison 1000 trans

 

 

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not to bad since this

 

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Holy Jumpin Jesus! Man! It is amazing that anyone walked away from that crash. Good luck with the new truck and keep the shiny side up.

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I had a bet going on to see if i could fit my truck between two tree about 5 feet apart at 50 mph......

 

 

 

and yes i won that bet

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Tell me you did this in the middle of the night and that you didn't expect to see that middle tree! Looking at the impact, you give the motto "Chevy built tough" another rethink. Glad you're ok. I like your new truck better!

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Holy bejesus! :crazy: And I thought I took a rough ride a week ago!

 

you give the motto "Chevy built tough" another rethink.

 

I don't think so. The fact that he's here talking with us about it is a testiment.

  • 2 weeks later...
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i REALLY hope the whole bet thing was a joke and you maybe jus didnt realize what was happening...lost your way...something other than.."I bet you a 12 pack I can fit my truck between those trees"......say it isnt so....

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