And you thought you were good at stacking wood

[DodgyNomad]

 

[blades]

now that there is a right proper truck load.

 

[Dix]

Yeah, but what does the front look like before they figured it out

 

[Isaac Carlson]

That is 99.99% wood.
Looks real good.

 

[DougA]

That's a photoshopped sign on the back tailgate. Look at the telltale pieces on the top left.

Almost gotcha.

 

[DodgyNomad]

I'm not so sure in this case

 

[CountryBoy19]

That's a photoshopped sign on the back tailgate. Look at the telltale pieces on the top left.

Almost gotcha.

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Definitely not a sign/picture... if it's "faked" it is at least real wood attached to the gate but only little "cookies" attached to the gate in a manner to make it appear as if they are full-length pieces.

 

[Bad LP]

Top left is a short that is missing the load strap. Then all along the left top are shorts with no straps.

What's keeping them on the load?

 

[blades]

Super glue

 

[DougA]

Agreed that they could be 1" pieces glued onto the gate but to me, that's about the same thing, just low tech version.

 

[DodgyNomad]

Definitely not a sign/picture... if it's "faked" it is at least real wood attached to the gate but only little "cookies" attached to the gate in a manner to make it appear as if they are full-length pieces.

I think it's real wood, and considering the type of truck and the look of the country location, I just don't think anyone would go to the effort to put it together with cookies, but it's possible. I choose to believe it's the worlds greatest stacking job at this point.

 

[DodgyNomad]

On further examination, I do believe it's a false back. The top left corner piece doesn't work with the log above it, and just the perfect end length and a few other things support that it's a well made tailgate/cover. Possibly smuggling something......pretty cool looking though.