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Many lifted trucks I see around here don't appear to have ever been off-road.
Still got the Carolina Lean/Squat trucks running around there? Thankfully the only thing we have are Bro-Dozers in various lift and tire size configs. Nothing like the trucks down south with noses pointing skyward. Great visibility as to what is ahead!
That one is also a Black Widow custom (see the logo on the door), so may have additional lift and definitely has other bits added on. Not anywhere near stock.
That's a 6" lift for sure. The tires look like 37's, stock they come with 33's which makes the PW look like it's on a roller skate. With no mods they're tall, but not that tall.
Still got the Carolina Lean/Squat trucks running around there? Thankfully the only thing we have are Bro-Dozers in various lift and tire size configs. Nothing like the trucks down south with noses pointing skyward. Great visibility as to what is ahead!
Just because its clean and scratch free doesn't mean it doesn't get dirty...lol
95% of the ones outside Chicago never go off road. The 5 percent that actually do, are the "look-at-me" clowns who don't wash it for days after to "prove" they went mudding.
Turning their mudded up trucks into these big Brotard comets with a tail of rocks and debris being thrown down the road behind them. About as awesome looking as the "rollin' coal" tools trying to impress their "juggalo" cousin/girlfriends.
I always visualize the driver being named Cody, or Skylar, or Dakota....
95% of the ones outside Chicago never go off road. The 5 percent that actually do, are the "look-at-me" clowns who don't wash it for days after to "prove" they went mudding.
Turning their mudded up trucks into these big Brotard comets with a tail of rocks and debris being thrown down the road behind them. About as awesome looking as the "rollin' coal" tools trying to impress their "juggalo" cousin/girlfriends.
I always visualize the driver being named Cody, or Skylar, or Dakota....
Ha!
We rarely get snow here but when we do most everyone panics, including those with 4wd vehicles. Several years ago it came down heavy during the day. Wife got a ride home with a co-worker who had a 4wd truck. When they got to the bottom of the hill in our subdivision, the wife called for me to come pick her up. There were no less than three 4wd trucks abandoned there . Yes, I made multiple trips picking up folks walking in the snow. At least my misspent youth in Tahoe was good for something...