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I don't know, there's something about being the "little version" that bothers me. I mean I think of our trucks as the "big version" of the average street truck. But anytime you attach the word "miniature" to something, it just seems a little wrong to me. My friend has miniature horses... what's the point? lol
I don't know, there's something about being the "little version" that bothers me. I mean I think of our trucks as the "big version" of the average street truck. But anytime you attach the word "miniature" to something, it just seems a little wrong to me. My friend has miniature horses... what's the point? lol
I second that! LOL!
I have friends who have miniature horses, and they eat as much as my full sized ones, yet I cant ride a mini! LOL! Now that I have gone off topic...
those things have been around for a LONG time.
i remember looking at them when they only cost $4000 for the complete kit, i was thinking about putting the Peterbuilt kit on a 72 F-350 4X4 frame.
that was back in the 80's
I think this company just started couple years back . At least that's what I have found by reading through the Internet . ( and since it was written in the Internet , it must be true :-) )
I have friends who have miniature horses, and they eat as much as my full sized ones
Dont know whats wrong with their mini's I bought the gf one a few years ago and he only costs us at most a dozen square bales to get through the BC winter and he keeps the lawn cut all summer. Oh and the point? Brownie points That damn horse is so cute I get to buy all the trucks I want lol
Back on topic I've never seen those kits before, Way too cool. Also way too expensive.