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Old 06-02-2012, 09:47 PM   #1
JQ-72
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Testing the rear springs on a 1960 GMC!!

I was next door moving a pile of bricks today with my 2 boys (7 and 9) and figured it would take two loads. We got started and a friend stopped by to buy some parts. Well, I didn't tell the boys it would be best to haul them in two loads and they kept right on stacking. When I walked back from the garage, the boys were bragging that they were all done. "Cool daddy, it's a low rider!" Luckily, I just had to haul them to the back of my property. The 'ole girl pulled fine!
Joshua
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