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Greatest 240 feats ever witnessed 200

posted by  JPistos on  Fri Jan 16 06:13 CST 2009
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Not quite as dramatic, but while working on our addition, I would load up our old 79 240 wagon w/ bags of ready mix in the back and rear and front passenger seats, 2x 10' long lumber resting on the dash and back seat, and sheets of drywall or plywood strapped on top. Not quite as bad as that internet photo that made the rounds a few years back, but enough to create quite a rear end sag. And she never complained.






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