Good things to do with Chevy trucks
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When I get an organ donor, I slice the back half off with a Sawzall and make a trailer. The truck will never rise again, and I can put the decapitated result to use hauling junk. Don't just flame GM products, kill them and make a buck. Trailers sell easily too. 
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Another good thing to do with them is fill the truck bed with dirt and plant some tomato plants. Also, if you bend the hood just right, you can actually make a fairly decent doghouse
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I didn't even know that chev made trucks, I knew that they made cars that "drove" like and "looked" like a truck, but as far as I know only Ford make trucks.
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Hmm,
Tires can be used for swings for the neighborhood kids, Beds can be turned over to make a good dog house, Axles can be used for weight lifting and bicep curls, cabs can be good target practice and engines make great permanant boat anchors. The engine block can also make a very unique flower planter. You can plant pansies in the cylinder bores and maybe some small bush in the lifter vally. After all Chevys were made for pansies!
"Like a Rock"; on the sides of roads everywhere.
Tires can be used for swings for the neighborhood kids, Beds can be turned over to make a good dog house, Axles can be used for weight lifting and bicep curls, cabs can be good target practice and engines make great permanant boat anchors. The engine block can also make a very unique flower planter. You can plant pansies in the cylinder bores and maybe some small bush in the lifter vally. After all Chevys were made for pansies!
"Like a Rock"; on the sides of roads everywhere.
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i say hook the front of the ch##y to a tree and the back to my truck, and pull until the ch##y brakes in half and you can have two pieces for plantin flowers. god i love fords
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hey damn,
thats some funny #####.
"after all chevys are made for pansies."
I got to get you guys in the Aim chat room Street Car racing.
Theres a bunch of full of ##### losers in there with chevy trucks.
they act like they are good or something.
one guy says he has a 78 chevy 1500 with 764 hp and dose 8.68 on 1/4
the gosh darnn truck would blow off in the wind at that speed.
thats some funny #####.
"after all chevys are made for pansies."
I got to get you guys in the Aim chat room Street Car racing.
Theres a bunch of full of ##### losers in there with chevy trucks.
they act like they are good or something.
one guy says he has a 78 chevy 1500 with 764 hp and dose 8.68 on 1/4
the gosh darnn truck would blow off in the wind at that speed.
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How to turn an old Chevy into instant sand!
1) Turn hose on truck
2) Wait five minutes
3) Pull on bowtie lightly
4) Voila, you now have a pile of soft rust. Beat smaller rust chips down into sand.
5) Apply sand where needed.
Chevy: Like a rock, sits there and does nothin. One difference, rocks don't rust like that.
1) Turn hose on truck
2) Wait five minutes
3) Pull on bowtie lightly
4) Voila, you now have a pile of soft rust. Beat smaller rust chips down into sand.
5) Apply sand where needed.
Chevy: Like a rock, sits there and does nothin. One difference, rocks don't rust like that.