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Trucks driving through Huricane Sandy flood waters

wildmanjoe
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The Silverado in the second pic gets style points, that Land Rover looks like it's about to tip over and that NYC truck looks like it's driving through sewage :yuck:

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    Interesting..that '80s Ford in the last pic looks like it has a Texas license plate.

    I like this Jeep XJ pic...

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    Just think of how much gas is polluted by the water. Hope they have good fresh filters to install on the pump systems...

    Land Rover looks like the wave pushed it around and I agree with the nasty NY City Seweage looking water. :yuck:

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