How much after all the dead weight is out?Originally Posted by slosurfer
This was my last "safe" I had. It weighed about 32 tons.
whats the crew size for that one?
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How much after all the dead weight is out?This was my last "safe" I had. It weighed about 32 tons.
whats the crew size for that one?
Go Navy
'83 Truck 4x4 - 4" lift, downey header,, lots of stickers.<br />'90 Runner $600 project ,32's on black Steelies,Optima Red Top, 1.5" Balljoint Spacers, 80 series Coils, Sleeping/Storage Platform extravaganza<br /><br />You know enough to be dangerous, get out the way before you break something i can't fix- Pops
Yep, go navy, we all need a taxi from time to time, don't we?
Haha, that's before all the dead weight! Depends on how many grunts you shove in there for the loaded weight. I've also carried a jeep in the back of that thing from ship to shore.I wish I would have had a digital camera back then.
It has a crew of three usually, a crewchief in the turret, a driver and a rear crewman (those usually switch back and forth, with the worse one spending more time in the dungeon than the other), and it can hold 26 battle ready infantry (more once you start stacking them in there)
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good stuff.
The good ol days.
Oh and i bet you didn't notice on your paycheck, Department of the Navy.
Taxi.
Warship baby, left the taxi service to others.
'83 Truck 4x4 - 4" lift, downey header,, lots of stickers.<br />'90 Runner $600 project ,32's on black Steelies,Optima Red Top, 1.5" Balljoint Spacers, 80 series Coils, Sleeping/Storage Platform extravaganza<br /><br />You know enough to be dangerous, get out the way before you break something i can't fix- Pops
I wish I would have got to be on a warship for a little bit, I only got to deal with the gator navy. They still rock though!
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