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Old 08-13-2009, 07:53 AM   #41
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I don't do anything Leo. The only thing I make is a mess.







So ------ yer a poser, huh

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Old 08-13-2009, 08:47 AM   #42
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I'm on my way, don't start without me
There is enough horses' ass around here already it seems, but I'll keep your resume.

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So ------ yer a poser, huh
See above ^









Ya know I always wondered why more guys didn't post pictures of their trucks.
I'm glad to give you boys an opportunity to show them off.
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Old 08-13-2009, 10:55 AM   #43
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Oh, is that what this thread was for. Truck posting?

OK I'll Bite





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Leo's Red Rocket!!

I try to store anything in the Burban but, my 20' enclosed trailer is usually a mess!!
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That's the second time someone here has called it that..... too funny.
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That's the second time someone here has called it that..... too funny.

I called it that a while back!!
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Leo - are they WeatherGuard boxes on that truck of yours??

Is that something new? ...they look much higher and deeper than the usual side boxes I see. Model name or number on them??
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Yes, weatherguard boxes. They are superboxes. 21 cu ft of internal space. They are not new to weatherguard, this is my second set. The first set lased about 10 years, started to rust through at some of the seams that were not clearly visible because of the setup.

Model 297-3-01 Steel Jumbo Super-Side Truck Box

Looks like they have upgraded the box since I last got them about 2 years ago. New handle and 3 point latch for security. Looks like most other thing are the same. I paid about $600 a pc for them.
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Yes, weatherguard boxes. They are superboxes. 21 cu ft of internal space. They are not new to weatherguard, this is my second set. The first set lased about 10 years, started to rust through at some of the seams that were not clearly visible because of the setup.

Model 297-3-01 Steel Jumbo Super-Side Truck Box

Looks like they have upgraded the box since I last got them about 2 years ago. New handle and 3 point latch for security. Looks like most other thing are the same. I paid about $600 a pc for them.
Wow...and to think you could have just bought a van and had even more storage!

I know, I know...vans are just so uncool.
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I can carry tall objects in the truck that I cant in a van. On quite a few occasions I have put 94 1/2" caninets standing up in the truck, several of them. Large walls of paneling can be put in quite easily, not so in a van. I can carry just about all my tools and still have the full space of the bed to carry whatever. The only nice thing about a van is that it can carry stuff in the rain and keep it dry. I have made wooden racks that wrap around the boxes. At one time I had two of them and I could put a sheet of ply over the bed and keep it reasonably dry during rainfall.
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I guess we know what happens when a bread truck and a utillity truck mate!

THAT'S AWESOME!!!!! TRUE CLASS ACT!

As to those questioning the # of tape measures you obviously weren't privy to the thread were we discussed mysterious disappearances and re appearances of certain tools.
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JT, NSA supercomputers swallowed that thread. We know too much.
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JT, NSA supercomputers swallowed that thread. We know too much.
Figures.

That just Pisses me off.

Well I guess the only positive action to come from that is in 50 plus years when it becomes declassified people will know the truth about items you can only find in a museum!
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seems like that man has a mighty large truck for a cabinet installer.....unless he uses his truck for other "contract" or "piecework" jobs....it doesn't justify the gas/operating costs.... that thing is huge and subject to commercial vehicle inspection plus magnet in California with tthe Mobile Tax Patrol also known as the California Highway Patrol
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Like Gus said, he has at least 8 saw horses in that last picture. Plus those folding drywall benches which could also use for saw horses. I think he may have a saw horse fetish. May be time for an intervention or 12 step program.

That is a big truck. I don't think that is going to make it at the drive through.
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I think that guy has a large truck to compensate for his lack of his "man size assets". It just doesn't make sense to be driving that thing around.........how can he afford the fuel unless he's brewing biodiesel at home or stealing the fuel somehow.
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My guess is the guy has been
doing something other than cabinet
installs and interior trim until
the bubble burst?
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I can carry tall objects in the truck that I cant in a van. On quite a few occasions I have put 94 1/2" caninets standing up in the truck, several of them. Large walls of paneling can be put in quite easily, not so in a van. I can carry just about all my tools and still have the full space of the bed to carry whatever. The only nice thing about a van is that it can carry stuff in the rain and keep it dry. I have made wooden racks that wrap around the boxes. At one time I had two of them and I could put a sheet of ply over the bed and keep it reasonably dry during rainfall.
True. I just bought a pickup to augment the van so I have more options when it comes to logistics. That being said, the van is the money maker!
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I think that guy has a large truck to compensate for his lack of his "man size assets". It just doesn't make sense to be driving that thing around.........how can he afford the fuel unless he's brewing biodiesel at home or stealing the fuel somehow.

I might have a short nail....but I can drive it all night long!

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