Nice looking truck in Dallas
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That is a fun looking Sub.
I wouldn't worry to much about gas money, he will have a job simply to pay for that.
Which as a side action leaves him no money for drugs, so that is a win!
If he is still able to fill its tank, you know he is not on the drugs.
At least that is how it was here when my teenage kid was driving my big block truck with his heavy foot....
I wouldn't worry to much about gas money, he will have a job simply to pay for that.
Which as a side action leaves him no money for drugs, so that is a win!
If he is still able to fill its tank, you know he is not on the drugs.
At least that is how it was here when my teenage kid was driving my big block truck with his heavy foot....
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Heh I was looking at a little 6cyl Tacoma for him, definitely not a burb
Can't hate on that - got 22 out of the 4Runner on my last road trip to my Mom's house.
No ac - I had the moonroof open.
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Try and find out what the gears are in it. That's an extra expense if it hasn't been geared down. Or run smaller tires. The boy won't like that.
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Looking at the houses, I bet that guy's neighbors just "love" him! LOL
Although in my time driving around DFW a couple times last year, I think everyone there has a 4000sf Mc Mansion, so maybe those are the "blue collar" Mc mansions there!
Although in my time driving around DFW a couple times last year, I think everyone there has a 4000sf Mc Mansion, so maybe those are the "blue collar" Mc mansions there!
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You guys should see the look we get in the Burb in Collin County..we do home remodeling and use the Burb as a work truck and we totally look out of place working on all the mansions lol
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As a general contractor for alot of years now, I say you look like a contractor who ISN'T overcharging your customers to pay for your, new every other year, F350 Flowerjoke Lariat Platinum King Ranch 4x4 with 10 grand worth of toolboxes and 5 grand worth of leveling kit and stupid wheels!
(I have a particular sub on 1 project, who is also a DBE Contractor (disadvantaged business) and they are always crying poor and get themselves into financial trouble and don't own sht for decent excvating equipment and 1 sorry @ss 10 wheeler. But everyone, and I mean everyone on their crew has a hot rod new diesel pickup, or a Raptor, or something you wouldn't even want to get the wheels dirty on. And every one of them is dolled up with 1 one of every accessory from the JC Whitney catalog. Light bars, winches, wheels, plastic crap, you name it.
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Come to think of it, we stayed in Frisco both times, but traveled around most of the metro area as the hockey games were always at a different rink than the last one. IDK DFW well at all. Couple days last fall and then like 5 days during Snowmageddon last winter.
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You hit the nail on the head there. ROFL
Come to think of it I get tipped pretty well on the smaller jobs. Maybe the Burb helps with that! Ive had several subs that roll up with the rigs you're talking about and everyone always wants a look at the Burb while the pretty diesel pushers get no love.
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