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I saw this pic about 4 months ago and chopped a camaro in there. 
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better question is your boat that heavy?
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That camaro looks photochopped..
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Originally posted by PhatSVT:
I saw this pic about 4 months ago and chopped a camaro in there.
1998 E0 SVT #3128, T-Red
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98 Black Mystique; Duratec/ATX
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P.S. This is what part of the alphabet would look like if the letters Q and R were omitted...
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thats the crapero from the flipped at the trailerpark track right?
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Well most trailer hitches are rated for like 10,000 so I don't think it would ahve much trouble holding that truck up, being twisted like that tho is a diff story.
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That truck has to be photochopped on there, I don't think a boat could hold a pickup up. Also the hitch wouldn't just turn like that without breaking.
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