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No never did go get her. too hard for me. Rite now it's at u pull and save in northern ky. I wont go there cause i dont want to see what kind of shape she is in
Yeah, thats to bad, don't know if I would want to go see it in that bad of shape either. I would just want to think of it off in its next phase of life with out me, and just remember the good times.
It has been 1 year! Wow, it does not seem that long ago,you were posting about that horrble event.It is always sad to hear of someone losing a great old truck they are emotionally attached to.I hope you can get another truck to fill that void in your life.
Thanks guys! It's great to know that there are ppl out there i can tell this story to and the can relate or feel for me. any more these days you tell someone about ur misfortune and all you get is that sucks or you *******. They dont relise that the situation was out of my hands and was just a freak accident. I know ppl say things happen for a reason but fu^&. hell me and my x split up and the bit$# stole that 93 my bother gave me and scrapped it. So needless to say next time im out that way there will be vengence. Lost 2 trucks in a yr. cant do ne thing about copper but blue, ha better pray that i dont see that fu$(%* bronco nikki! Revenge is gonna be sweet
But seriously, I echo the sentiments of the others pointing out nobody was hurt. I think pulling Copper out of the river and getting her all dried out is step number 1.
See if your local chapter of FTE can get together for the extra-riverine resurrection. Many hands make light work.