BlackWorksInc
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He said it broke because he was driving too fast on a dirt road, makes you wonder nut here is the truck it needs a paint job
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Probably because they were already on their last legs, if you look at the second shock picture the shock rod is at an angle, that can only occur if the rod has eaten away the strut top (takes a lot of time for that to happen). They didn't put the bottom support washers and the rubber finally gave out and shoved the rods through the worn out/oval'd strut tops. This wouldn't be the first time we've seen it on the forums.
That's a rough one, I'd cut and run. You said you don't have a lot of capital and that's more of a fixer upper than you'll want to deal with.