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Seat belts do save lives
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Buckle up!
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Seat belts do save lives
Check out more pictures at this volunteer fire depts site....
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Damn! what did he do? drive it off a cliff?
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I do believe there was more than just a seat belt that saved his butt.
Besides, buckle up, its the LAW.
Besides, buckle up, its the LAW.
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That'll buff right out.
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looks like that guy got in a fight with a bigger truck...
and lost.
and lost.
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im going with a train or semi
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or a combination of the two
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I would go with semi, I would think a train would have trashed the tires as it pushed the truck for however long it would take to stop sideways on the rail road ties. You can see where the top of the pickup cab wrapped around whatever hit it, looks too low for a locomotive.
That is unless someone stuck another set on there just for the picture, it is surprising that front one is holding air.
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ahhh its a bit of a fixer upper. At least no worries about scratches when you go wheelin. 
ahhh its a bit of a fixer upper. At least no worries about scratches when you go wheelin.
You guys would make good used car salesmen.
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