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    Quote Originally Posted by Russell View Post
    How much weight are you going to haul?
    By my best guess rougly 300-400 in boards figuring boxes and what else I bought not in a box. Then processors, memory, etc. I would say 700 total lol Poor Nissan. Although that is what 2 fat chicks weigh I took out the other nite for a little wine, dine, and a lil love...lmao. So she should be fine..lol!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozzy214 View Post
    By my best guess rougly 300-400 in boards figuring boxes and what else I bought not in a box. Then processors, memory, etc. I would say 700 total lol Poor Nissan. Although that is what 2 fat chicks weigh I took out the other nite for a little wine, dine, and a lil love...lmao. So she should be fine..lol!
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