<TABLE class=tborder cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=4 width="100%" align=center border=0><TBODY><TR title="Post 4352964" vAlign=top><TD class=alt1 align=middle width=125>Admin</TD><TD class=alt2>Default is "I agree" you must select "disagree" to give someone negative rep points.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>oh ok. and they can see who gave them negative rep points also?
and how many negative rep points can you receive to get a negative rep? because i notice i have a postive one now

 

You gave me a bad rep point in the same thread. I never typed anything against Ford or Lincoln. My post compared GM and Nissan.

 

hahah your funny all cant belive what I do with my V6 meh dont care dont want you to live my life lol. mabe you cant handle the payload? or the high demand of a proven truck. its all good I knwo what my V6 does i dont need to prove it. look at my gallery all i gotta say.

 

I had a feeling this is the way you roll. I hope you're not telling us to look at this pic, all it proves is you can haul the contents of the trailer, not anything too heavy.

 

There's this one too:


Must be painfully slow moving that load with a V6.

 

i bet the new tundra cant do that

 

Come on now, all that's gotta weigh at least 12,000 lbs living "his" life!

 

CAUTION: Please don't follow anyone that has loaded their truck like this, unless you want the front end of your vehicle "customized" by all the stuff that'll fly out.

While the load doesn't appear to be over a few hundred pounds, maybe most of the 'canhawl5000poundswerthofwait' is in that bedframe.

All the makers advertize those frames as being "wrought iron," when in fact they're nothing but cheap steel. Maybe he doesn't know that, and had four buddies help load it.

 

As to the topic, if I understand correctly, the new single cab Tundra is at least $6k more than the same F150. That's a pretty large difference in price. Like P. T. Barnum said..........

 

^^^ yep. Toyotas always cost more than competition.

 

I'm going to bet that they can't keep them in stock. Price doesn't even matter with trucks anymore. People want the newest thing, no matter what the cost.

They will sell as many as they can build, mark my words.

Mike

 

Maybe in the first month or so.

 

Well, it isn't going to go on forever. However, I bet that they don't have huge inventories left at the end of the year.

Mike

 

That truck is squatting like it's got a bladder infection.........and the load isn't fully on the trailer yet.

 

LOL

The two snowmen across the street are having a good laugh, too!

The driver will see a bunch of tree tops, driving around at night with that load.

It'll blind every owl in the neighborhood!!