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Cybertruck takes a dump of cinder blocks in its bed and shows no damage (posted by official CT twitter)
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Who dumps cinder blocks into a bed?
show 2 yards of gravel or sand being loaded in a commercial yard
show 2 yards of gravel or sand being loaded in a commercial yard
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Jackass. The truck version. Can hardly believe my eyes.
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Employees driving their boss's fleet vehicles. ?
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Xitter's @Cybertruck is a Tesla account. So... yeah, it's staged. It's called marketing.
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They must work with the plywood loading team from the other video.
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I think the point here is it didn't damage anything. That would have put a big dent in my rhino liner bed of my f150 and i have the steel bed. Do people pick up gravel in pickups in your yards? I cant believe people do that. $30 a load for delivery here and they will dump it right where you need it. Costs me more money to drive the trailer out there to pick it up.
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I know you want to test how tuff is the bed liner is but that type of load is so stupid, not worth the test. Have you heard of hand stacking? The bed could hold more blocks if hand like I would for my CT. So, it's like, tuff, stupid at the same time. I would never do that for my own truck that I love.
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No one dumps cinder blocks like that. But it's a good demo if the cinder blocks are cheap and expendable for cracks or damage.
Guess they were just showing the durability of the vault surface.
Wonder who would let them do this to their Cybertruck? I'm thinking likely it was an unsold prototype.
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Guess they were just showing the durability of the vault surface.
Wonder who would let them do this to their Cybertruck? I'm thinking likely it was an unsold prototype.
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