"Anything a GM can do......FAIL!!!"

[danman6677]

here is a pic of a Toyota who tried to help my friends haul firewood, my buddy Jason who owns a 1979 GMC 3/4 ton 4wd, and Ted who drove a 1993 Chevy K1500
4wd RCLB (with 3 shocks). The import owner loaded up on "green" poplar and said his trucks final words "Anything a GM can do.....

 

[tj stone]

Ha sucks to be him. Shoulda bought a gm in the first place

 

[cstiles90]

well ****

 

[danman6677]

UPDATE: the owner of the Toyota recently bought himself as a replacement truck

 

[Rewind]

How did it to that from a load of wood?

 

[Problem2420]

UPDATE: the owner of the Toyota recently bought himself as a replacement truck

well that is just sexy! lol

 

[90chevstepside]

How did it to that from a load of wood?

That's what I wondered.... although that is a cool picture.

 

[outalne94z71]

How did it to that from a load of wood?

there is a recall on those frames, they had a rot issue just behind the cab and toyota for a while was paying 150% of pristine blue book value to buy them back, my brother had a 98 and 2 years ago they gave him 12k for it with 300k miles on it and beat from being a drywaller, they switched to putting a whole new frame and suspension under them not long after that, one of our other drywallers got a 2000 from a buddy who got the dealer frame swap.

 

[Cablguy184]

Awesome looking replacement truck ... Sorry to see that about the yoda ...

 

[Rewind]

there is a recall on those frames, they had a rot issue just behind the cab and toyota for a while was paying 150% of pristine blue book value to buy them back, my brother had a 98 and 2 years ago they gave him 12k for it with 300k miles on it and beat from being a drywaller, they switched to putting a whole new frame and suspension under them not long after that, one of our other drywallers got a 2000 from a buddy who got the dealer frame swap.

Interesting!!! I would think if the frame broke with a load of wood in it, it would have buckled down instead of up............know what I mean? Unless all the load was behind the axle.