Tiny dicks and Napoleon Complexes

[Fratzog]

That's a beauty! Almost too nice to put to work.

 

[Mopar mike]

Throw in a pic of my Nissan whith trailer loaded whith 8 hay bales.

 

['69FuryIIIConvertible]

My Dodge truck. 1972 Adventurer SE

Mr.C that truck is Georgous, I love the '72-'80 D series trucks, still regret not buying a '78 Palamino package single shorty 2WD that popped up for sale.

Nick

 

[theos911]

Now you're making me regret not getting a picture of the 89 Chevy hauling 1500lbs of engines in the trailer last week.

 

[70bigblockdodge]

Now you're making me regret not getting a picture of the 89 Chevy hauling 1500lbs of engines in the trailer last week.[/QUOTE
Always take pictures of your pickup doing silly or stupid stuff

 

[70bigblockdodge]

I don't know how I screwed that reply up that bad but you get the idea.

 

['69FuryIIIConvertible]

Only 1500 lbs, That's barely a work out,


Hell I'm all anxious to tow now that I fresh Built HD trans and an Auxiliary Cooler for it.

Some pictures of it working, Trailer ways 1000 lbs empty for the record, I took it to the scales for something to do one afternoon.







Wish I had photo's of it towing my Trailer to where it rests currently, 5,500 LBS Empty which it wasn't, I felt it, mostly on hills. No photo's of me hauling engines and transmissions in it, or the many trips to Home Building centers (My Record so far, 10 sheets of 1/4" 4' x 8' plywood, 24 2" X4"s 8 footers, 6 4" x 4" 8 footers, 6 bags of Quickset Cement, and a few other mix lengths and width boards.

Nick

 

[theos911]

pickup

Van

Only 1500 lbs, That's barely a work out,

Correct, no workout for the 350 equipped van, me and Dad loading the engines into the trailer sans cherry picker was the workout. The pinto engine was easy. The headless big block wasn't too bad. The big block WITH heads was heavy. The one with its C6 still attached was plain awful. Our trailer is rated at 1,000lbs capacity and after this trip I am doubtful the axle will ever be the same. Two 390s, a pinto engine and a 289w/trans. You do the math.

The best we ever did was 2,500lbs of Boy Scout popcorn inside a 74 Sportsman van with another 1,000 or so in the trailer behind. The 318 did not complain, but the suspension was not happy.

 

['69FuryIIIConvertible]

Bahh you ever load two '69 Fury's entirely dressed one at a time at 11 PM on a wet trailer with no winch, now thats a work out.

LOL

Nick

 

[Mopar mike]

My Izusu whith firewood.

 

[theos911]

Bahh you ever load two '69 Fury's entirely dressed one at a time at 11 PM on a wet trailer with no winch, now that's a work out.

Oh man, were they free rolling?

 

[71ChargerSE]

I loaded my T&C solo, without a winch.

Since we're showing off :eusa_whistle: here's my tow rig. '03 2500, 5.9 H.O. with an NV5600.

 

[Catfish]

Travel trailer scaled at 10,800, then 2,100 pounds in the bed.

 

[ph23vo]

I bet it belongs to some clueless nothener............ Who else would take a huge, BLACK, vehicle to Florida.....?

men in FLORIDA love them huge and black i hear..

 

[A38Valiant]

men in FLORIDA love them huge and black i hear..

We are still talking about vehicles, right?

 

[theos911]

I'm hoping so.

 

[bluefury361]

We are still talking about vehicles, right?

Thats what I was refering to.

 

[bluefury361]

Bahh you ever load two '69 Fury's entirely dressed one at a time at 11 PM on a wet trailer with no winch, now thats a work out.

A workout is a 57 Dodge 4 door sedan rocker panel deep in the dirt with all 4 tires flat and the brake shoes bonded to the drums and only accessable from the side....... using a come-a-long in 95 degree sun.

WE BAD.....!

 

[Mopar mike]

Travel trailer scaled at 10,800, then 2,100 pounds in the bed.

Thats amazing, you winn

 

[70bigblockdodge]

Here's what we do with old frieghtliners