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Hi Bill.

Beautiful picture and set up on the home page has the owner got anymore pictures? Would love to see some more of that set up!

Cheers.

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I agree, niiice truck! Mine is like it minus the winch. I use to have the gas can on the running board too until it broke the step hanger...
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That is a great photo.I would love to do a Bastogne set up like that in my front yard for Christmas but my wife want let me drive my truck across the yard. :cry:
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armydriver wrote:That is a great photo.I would love to do a Bastogne set up like that in my front yard for Christmas but my wife want let me drive my truck across the yard. :cry:

LOL.............I find a bunch of flowers usually does the trick :D
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