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Lets see pictures of your truck pulling, hauling, towing or whatever

I'll start

Here is mine, I was taking a class to work on my CHP restoration, 50 mile roundtrip for 20 weeks... Another from a recent show where I had the car in Work In Progress... I have had the truck for just about a year now and it was purchased to be a truck, of my three vehicles it gets the best mileage at about 14 mpg.

Alan

PS At least I wont need to use to Barracuda to haul anymore...

heres mine hauling my bike after a day at the track

Here's a favorite of mine. I sure wish Elsie
were still with us.
John

Great pictures guys! Keep them coming. Sorry to hear about Elsie, John. I wish my old dog was still around too

Hobcobble wrote:

1968 W100 Utiline & Elsie.jpg

Here's a favorite of mine. I sure wish Elsie
were still with us.
John

John, did Karen and I meet Elsie? I thought we met a younger pup when we stopped by. Great truck and so sorry to see a good pet go.

16 foot switch ties. super heavy! have had 5800 plus of gravel in it and almost t pallets of 80 lb concrete bags. no sweat.

This is a really great thread. Someday I WILL have a Sweptline to go along with my A100!!
Joel

great thread.

here's mine proving that she's no show poodle...

Ben

CSS-Registry wrote:The guys at the Feed Store are always nervous loading it up...

I would be too!!!

Kaegi wrote:16 foot switch ties. super heavy! have had 5800 plus of gravel in it and almost t pallets of 80 lb concrete bags. no sweat.

I can do that with my half ton...no problem!!!



Any idea what those timbers weigh?

Yellow71 wrote:

Kaegi wrote:16 foot switch ties. super heavy! have had 5800 plus of gravel in it and almost t pallets of 80 lb concrete bags. no sweat.

I can do that with my half ton...no problem!!!



Any idea what those timbers weigh?

dont know but 3 guys can barely slide one. and no way 3 guys could pick one up off the ground. I could not believe how heavy those @#$%^ things were. I cut them up into 3 foot pieces for house cribbing.. much more managable.

Kaegi wrote:
dont know but 3 guys can barely slide one. and no way 3 guys could pick one up off the ground. I could not believe how heavy those @#$%^ things were. I cut them up into 3 foot pieces for house cribbing.. much more managable.

That truck is awesome!

Met up with Doug and bought his Crew cab. Great Meeting you Doug and thanks for all the extra stuff.
Trip home was good.

Looks good, Jimmy. What is your plan for a second crew cab?

jimmy wrote:Met up with Doug and bought his Crew cab.

Awesome!!

My Brother Jimmy's truck is slightly nicer than my D-100...what a jerk!

Mike- I forgot how nice your 69' looked after the paint. Man it looks like a million bucks. Thier is just something cool about a sweptline pulling a 60's "B" body!