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(ET) ET) safest way to get an ET into a pickup truck?

Subject: (ET) ET) safest way to get an ET into a pickup truck?
From: tbamc <tbamc gbta net>
Date: Mon, 28 May 2007 08:11:28 -0500
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With the help of a very slight incline, and a short 'running' start onasphalt, the previous owner and I were able to fairly easily push myE12M up into my pickup. I took the batteries out when unloading it withmy wife's help. :-)


Thon

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