Real Man's Truck
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Real Man's Truck
That truck is totally stock. Let's see you talk about a real man's truck now.
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RE: Real Man's Truck
As for calling it a real mans truck, niether one of them looked like it has worked a day in its life. "Pretty boy" trucks have no mention of "man" or "real" in them. Working trucks are a different breed. My fords work like dogs and dont cost hardly anything in repairs. They eventually loose the pretty and end up gritty.
Slim tires are better for traction than the big wide tires, but I guess you dont live where it snows.
Slim tires are better for traction than the big wide tires, but I guess you dont live where it snows.
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RE: Real Man's Truck
ORIGINAL: FordNutz
As for calling it a real mans truck, niether one of them looked like it has worked a day in its life. "Pretty boy" trucks have no mention of "man" or "real" in them. Working trucks are a different breed. My fords work like dogs and dont cost hardly anything in repairs. They eventually loose the pretty and end up gritty.
Slim tires are better for traction than the big wide tires, but I guess you dont live where it snows.
As for calling it a real mans truck, niether one of them looked like it has worked a day in its life. "Pretty boy" trucks have no mention of "man" or "real" in them. Working trucks are a different breed. My fords work like dogs and dont cost hardly anything in repairs. They eventually loose the pretty and end up gritty.
Slim tires are better for traction than the big wide tires, but I guess you dont live where it snows.
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