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Default Vehicle for transporting 4 x 8 ply, etc.

A pickup with a cap works just as well.

Tarp would work also, but be sure to raise the plywood a bit with some scrap
lumber to prevent the bottom frm getting wet.

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And when you want to haul plywood home when its raining you get a
Suburban or Yukon XL - it will easily handle 4x8' sheets of plywood in
the back with the door closed.



 
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