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Just a little weekend carnage..... *pics*

white-rhyno

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Apparently a dana 44 isnt enough for 38s :D

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Holy $hit!!!

Ehh...a little Duct tape and she will be as good as new.:D
 
dang:eek:

what were you doing?

looks like some tranny fuild on the ground?


so tell how did you get it out?
 
Thts gotta suck. 1/2 or 3/4 ton???? It looks like the tube just popped right out of the housing.
 
UseYourBlinker said:
So what's the WHOLE story? :blush:


THe whole story?? I will have to let the owner spill those beans. I heard it was one hell of a ride. I was, well a little intoxicated and sleeping when it happened. They got it home the same the same way it came in. Well sorta.

*Pay special attention to the beautiful 72 in the back ground* Ill follow up with that in a minute.

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i have seen that before, usually happens when the frt tires leave the earth for a extended amount of time
 
boz42 said:
i have seen that before, usually happens when the frt tires leave the earth for a extended amount of time

I dont think it was the air time, i think it was the sudden stop combined with 5500lbs behind it.....;)
 
OUCH on that D44!!!

i see some 4" D60 hubs sticking out of those rims on that first gen.. and it has a winch.. he built it to wheel and not to go mall crawling.
His story probably goes something like mine....
The first dent was probably an accident and then it's all downhill from there.
It looked cherry from 15 or 20 feet away, but there's rust or bondo on every panel so i might as well have some fun with it before i try 'restoring' the body.. especially since i built it to be a capable wheeler... the fenders are already hacked for bigger tires.
Its the D60's fault. it all happened right after it went in. The truck just wants to go places now that it has no business going. :grin:
Blame chevrolet for making the K5 one of the most capable rigs ever built. :blush: :grin: they either get built to wheel or restored for collectors. Theres a lot less first gen restoration guys than there are mod'ing and wheelin and bashin guys.. Its similar to the difference among camaro owners whether your a true restoration guy or you 'hacked' your car and 'ruined it' doing the pro street tub'd & caged thing.
 
I dont think it was the air time, i think it was the sudden stop combined with 5500lbs behind it.....;)

i get it, simililar pressures applied though.

shame on the 1st gen. those have always been my favorite. my 1st truck was a '69 short box, & i still have it. i couldn't bring my self to tear one up so i bought a '75 k5 to wheel in.
 
Ryan B. said:
OUCH on that D44!!!

i see some 4" D60 hubs sticking out of those rims on that first gen.. and it has a winch.. he built it to wheel and not to go mall crawling.
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Yea your right, he just got that d60 in there with a detroit and hydro. Im sure it will go down hill from here.
 
Ouch.

A Suburban needs only 33's to do similar damage. :D At least that one looked like a cleaner break than air time in a Sub. Must have been fun loading it. We had to end up swapping whole front axles on site.
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white-rhyno said:
*Pay special attention to the beautiful 72 in the back ground* Ill follow up with that in a minute.

Yah so where's the pic's of that thing in action... getting that rock rash on the side of his truck.. the drivers side still looks cherry.. where was his spotter? :rotfl: :grin:
 
From what i understand, the HOLE he fell in wasnt quite big enough for the whole K5, just half of it. This did happen at about 1:30 AM...... And for some reason the words "liquid courage" come to my mind.
 
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