Still out doing work.
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Chevy's in the wild
- Thread starter TJ1978
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I was able to sneak up and grab these 3 as they were out in the sun; I cautiously went around them as not to disturb them and found pieces of their fallen comrades.
She's working, hate to say this but that is placard-able haz mat load. Hope they don't get nabbed by the popo
In the south, they call those, "building materials". Nothing hazardous about them.
And I was going to give them props for at least having Horrible freight ratchet straps.
Not uncommon to see similar loads with no tie down…
Sort of in the wild ,a friends fathers truck in Washington state she sent to me. Small window on the black one what year are these '63-'65 around there
Both sexy I think that green one might have a slight chop top.
I don't know about that.
I did many tire loads, not once did I have to placard or need a hazmat license which I didn't
Got lucky. Plus it depends if waste or not.
Local boneyard had a couple squares with some decent parts still.
Its 50% off weekend, I scored a transfer case module for my Tahoe ($300+ reman) and some other parts and only spent 12 bucks.
Its 50% off weekend, I scored a transfer case module for my Tahoe ($300+ reman) and some other parts and only spent 12 bucks.
Which yard?
Wow, an un-rusty G van! That is a find these days. Even here in GA they don’t normally look that nice. The northwest has some nice sheet metal.
It was at the Pick-n-Pull in Tumwater
With those wheels and stance, he better be blasting Motley Crue and slamming Busch Lights while his mullet flaps in the breeze. Bonus points if it is a 305 with a monster cam, headers and glass packs
Lmao I went to tech school with a guy that drove a monte ss around Chicago that had a 305 stroked to like a 331(?)
and ran straight headers with just turndowns on them.
