# Cybertrucks falling apart

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**Created:** [February 25, 2025, 12:45pm UTC](https://boards.straightdope.com/t/cybertrucks-falling-apart/1014780 "2025-02-25T12:45:45Z")\
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I saw something new today.

A CT carrying a load of construction materials. Sorta.

Tonneau was closed. There were 3 transverse raised racks over the downsloping aft half of the truck. Like you might see two of on the roof of an SUV to tie down a kayak or skis or … . They looked like a factory option or a quality 3rd party part, not homebrew.

Anyhow, carefully strapped to there was a bundle of six ~8’ x 1" lengths of EMT conduit. A heavy massive load for sure, worthy of the rugged reality of a mighty CT. [/sarcasm].

They turned off into a condo complex. Where DIY is prohibited by law, so it was probably a real contractor, not a DIY weekend warrior.

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