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Have a friend who lives out in the sticks? If so, can you park it there?

Very interesting trailer. I don't see towing home would be an issue. But your not going to tow that home with a regular pickup. I am curious how well the deuce tows it.

My buddy who was in the reserves was going for their annual training one year, he was driving an M915, with a bulldozer on the bed (forget which model), and had a women pull out in front of him on an on ramp, hit her brakes. Well it decapitated the car, I will let your imagination finish the...

A pen to sign the paperwork.

Glad to hear it got saved, by someone who will keep it.

So did anyone here get it?

There would still be a lot of factors that will increase the weight back up, like wheels. Only way to determine the weight is to go take your truck and put it on the scale itself.

Just cause it says they are in LA, does not mean they served there.

Same here, just looks like it came from the desert area. And missed going for a wash.

Mine does it as well. I belive it is a quicktime movie. And it has been happening on mine for a few months, at least on mine.

I guess I could get rich selling the plate I have yet to install on my truck..might have to auction it off.

Eastern Surplus sells them.

Man, I wish I did not spend my yearly allowance this last year. I would try for it.

No troubles.

Correct, that is the constant for the tail lights.

Should have one right there #21, That is for the tail light.

I did the Nevada bomb range, to see where the big toys got dropped. Thats impressive to see the craters.

Welcome to the site, Nice toys, always like the WC's

Never have to worry about cutting the grass around it ever again. :-P

Well keeping them there would be one way for them not to be attacked by anything, but I am going to guess they are nothing more then cranes that were used in the clean up. Just seemed a little weird with the way they are parked. Let me know what you find. And PorscheTech911, what seems weird...