Stealth Super Dutys
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Laughing Gas
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From: PHOENIX
Stealth Super Dutys
Just some superdutys I ran into at work. They had some custom covers made that were held on by velcro and marine snaps underneath. Even the winshield had a cover that was held by velcro and could be folded up for driving.
Sorry I couldn't figure out how to put the pics here but they are the last two in my gallery.
Sorry I couldn't figure out how to put the pics here but they are the last two in my gallery.
Laughing Gas
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From: VA/NH
Re: Stealth Super Dutys
Sorry I couldn't figure out how to put the pics here but they are the last two in my gallery. [/B][/QUOTE]
Pretty slick! Kind of reminds me of the van in Dumb and Dumber though...
Pretty slick! Kind of reminds me of the van in Dumb and Dumber though...
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Laughing Gas
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They were coming from Mexico bringing over 2500lbs of "stuff" in each. They were stolen out of Phoenix, both of them had less than 5,000 miles.
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Oh! That's smart! Camo the truck but leave the CHROME WHEELS on it!
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As a hunter, I can't see any reason for having something like that unless you were doing some shady activities. Thus the "stuff" transportation. If you want to move "stuff" the best thing to do is act naturally.
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Originally posted by Super Steve
They were coming from Mexico bringing over 2500lbs of "stuff" in each. They were stolen out of Phoenix, both of them had less than 5,000 miles.
They were coming from Mexico bringing over 2500lbs of "stuff" in each. They were stolen out of Phoenix, both of them had less than 5,000 miles.
so... what is it... jail time (or worse) or a little bit of cash to the FTE membership????
we will take 50% of the STREET value.
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Laughing Gas
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Sorry abendx, they won't have any profits on that run so I won't be sending any money your way. Actually, they will have losses. They lost their trucks(well not really, since they stole them they weren't really theirs), their cargo, and their nice covers that they look like they spent lots of time making.