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some truck pics
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Cat420
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Nice trucks, got enough chrome on the Peterbilt? Thanks for spending the $.50 to get them for us 
Sldland
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tad were in CT are you from?
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CT18fireman
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Hey, my brother lives in Ansonia. I am up in Brookfield.
I like your cabover, I have been thinking about one. Where did you get yours?
I like your cabover, I have been thinking about one. Where did you get yours?
tadmasonry.com
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I bought the truck at jukonski, i think there up in middletown.Somewhere up i-91.This is the best small dump i've ever had. This truck goes anywhere.I have a fisher 9' plow and pushes like nothing.Easy to sevice.I have almost 60,000 miles, and the brake pads aren't even halfway gone yet. Best truck for the money.You'll love it. Any more questions, just ask. Anthony
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cat320
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Hey that is a nice truck. Is that the 4500 or the 5500 auto or stick what size body you have on it. It looks like it has alot of inside options to you get the air ride seat?
DKinWA
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Nice looking equipment and the right color too I've been looking at a 1998 330 pete tandem dump with drop axle and 220K miles. I like the slightly lower profile than the bigger trucks and you get the benefit of a little better fuel economy.
I've been looking at a 1998 330 pete tandem dump with drop axle and 220K miles. I like the slightly lower profile than the bigger trucks and you get the benefit of a little better fuel economy.tadmasonry.com
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The Trucks A 4500 4x4 Auto, Fully Loaded,with A 11' R&s Body
sno-mover
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what kine of exhaust is on the 05 d-max
tadmasonry.com
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Gibson Cat Back 4"
sno-mover
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How do you like it, hows the fit and finish, and most of all how does it sound. :slomo thanks Ray
2004F550
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Does that 4500 have enough power from the D-max? Ive heard they are somewhat underpowered for their size. Looks like it can haul quite a load........
tadmasonry.com
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This Truck Has Plenty Of Power. I Haul & Tow On The 75 Mph Limiter No Problem.hoping To Find A Chip To Remove The Limit.so Far The Most I Had In The Bed Was 7 Tons Of Sand.way Over Weight,but It Pulled Liked Nothing.