Rednecks rock!
Carpenter Local 745
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 5,794
Likes: 11
From: on da beach
i just checked my thread over there, i just realized the guy that called mud trucks redneck trucks in the offroad forum drives a lifted 2x4. page 1 post 11 makes me giggle like a little school girl
http://www.f150online.com/forums/off...owdy-yall.html
http://www.f150online.com/forums/off...owdy-yall.html
I am pretty much speachless. I guess when I need to figure out how to
lock my hubs, Iʻll go and start a thread over there.
Post Fiend
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 6,949
Likes: 1
From: utica il
makes you feel like you know some things, right?. i still post on the rest of fte, and they aren't half as strange as those guys. yuppie mall crawler's who all seem to like buckshot tires. they don't even make real buckshot's anymore. the one's they buy are only suited for a work dually, tall and skinny.
Carpenter Local 745
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 5,794
Likes: 11
From: on da beach
I hate to rag on fellow FTEers, but there are some posts in the newer (09) F150 threads that guys are complaining about the new headrests and complaining about paint jobs on new trucks.
I canʻt wait to hear about cupholders.
I hope that forum does not get like the other websites.
Remember when truck had no headrests, cup holders and no clearcoat, trucks were just painted.
My point is that the trucking culture has changed, the automakers realized this a few year back,
It will take diehard fabricators and builders to keep trucking/off roading the unique art form that it was
a few years ago.
Iʻll probably get in trouble for this post.
I canʻt wait to hear about cupholders.
I hope that forum does not get like the other websites.
Remember when truck had no headrests, cup holders and no clearcoat, trucks were just painted.
My point is that the trucking culture has changed, the automakers realized this a few year back,
It will take diehard fabricators and builders to keep trucking/off roading the unique art form that it was
a few years ago.
Iʻll probably get in trouble for this post.
Post Fiend
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 6,949
Likes: 1
From: utica il
my 94 is the newest truck i have owned. and that will probably stand for some time. i've rode in newer, and wouldn't mind a super duty for daily driving, but years of offroading will cob up all the computer b/s in my opinion. if you really wheel, at some point and time you will sink your truck in some water. computers and sensors don't like that and will crap out
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Street Queen to the extr3m3
Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Lubbock, Texas
Why else do you come in here posting pics of your junk?
I would be more than happy to sit down at the same time and take the same IQ test as you.
When you get your score back and its lower than mine, ill take all 3 of your daddy's trucks and show you how there SUPPOSED to be wheeled.
Muddy water on the windsheild dont cout for chit...
