Better ways to spend your cash than to replace a great truck.
With like, sixteen miles on it.
Have you even killed a set of tires on Fred yet, Jim?
The Next FRED?
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With like, sixteen miles on it.
Have you even killed a set of tires on Fred yet, Jim?
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Nope. The first set still looks pretty new.Better ways to spend your cash than to replace a great truck.
With like, sixteen miles on it.
Have you even killed a set of tires on Fred yet, Jim?
You guys have a very good point.
Nope. The first set still looks pretty new.Better ways to spend your cash than to replace a great truck.
With like, sixteen miles on it.
Have you even killed a set of tires on Fred yet, Jim?
You guys have a very good point.
Pontoooooon!
I'm waiting on another Jeep project.
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No pontooning for me. Maybe something with a cabin.Nope. The first set still looks pretty new.Better ways to spend your cash than to replace a great truck.
With like, sixteen miles on it.
Have you even killed a set of tires on Fred yet, Jim?
You guys have a very good point.
Pontoooooon!
Ask and you shall receive. 
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SOLD!!!
That will look great behind Fred. Might want some helper bags though.
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That's for sure. What an awesome boat. We have a friend with a similar boat (one engine) that weighs about 3800 pounds dry.
SOLD!!!
That will look great behind Fred. Might want some helper bags though.
You may remember that we once had a nice cabin boat on the lake. Never again will I buy something with a partner or something that is not readily towable. Lesson learned.
