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I saw this the other day when I was stopped at a traffic light and had to do a double take.
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Want a truck but can’t afford one?
No problem, just cut off the back of your car, add some cardboard and call it good.
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I saw this the other day when I was stopped at a traffic light and had to do a double take.
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Want a truck but can’t afford one?
No problem, just cut off the back of your car, add some cardboard and call it good.
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Holy shit! And I thought this only happened in Mexico, lol. But I see that it has a Maine license plate. I want a truck in the worst way but there is no way I’ll mutilate my beautiful car to get one 🤔😵💫🫣
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This is the first time I’ve seen something like that up here. I laughed like Hell!
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… I guess technically it is a light truck. But I would have sent it to the crusher and walked before I would be seen in public with it.
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Necessity is the mother of invention, but yeah. Ditto that!
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Agree, this should go to the crusher. Maybe in its next life the steel can be the bed of a real truck.
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A wannabe for sure.
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For the very brief time we lived outside Memphis TN back in the day, you had to have your car inspected each year if you lived in the city limits. But if you lived in Shelby County (outside the city), you never needed to have your vehicle inspected. Ever. This vehicle would qualify as one I saw on a fairly regular basis when driving around that area.😱
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Remind me not to drive around Shelby County. Yikes!
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You can fit a whole bag of groceries back there!!
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Well worth the remodel.
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Almost makes you want to see the driver!
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I know. I wish I had…
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lol
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So a truck that cannot carry anything, has no tow capacity, leaks like a screen sunroof. I bet all the guys in the trailer park are envious!
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Goes without saying.
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I doubt that “truck” is even legal because you can’t see through the rear “window.” It might be legal if the space were left open, but then the occupant(s) would freeze in the Maine weather this time of year. It’s a truck-ulent problem either way.
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I thought the same thing when I saw it.
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I’m sure it gets a helluva lot better gas mileage than a pickup!
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Well, he gets an A for effort!
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