The fact that there's a highway to hell and only a stairway to heaven says a lot about anticipated traffic numbers.
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We call them utes in Australia and they are very handy. My dad has one.
Seriously it's the most versatile vehicle type out there. ISIS uses the fuck out of them.Americans love them (especially here in Oregon and Washington).What's wrong Europe??
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I thought you had lower crime in Europe that we do?
Quote from: renaeden on January 01, 2017, 10:13:14 PMWe call them utes in Australia and they are very handy. My dad has one."Ute" meaning "utility vehicle," right?
My first vehicle was a small pick up truck. My mom liked the idea because it only seated two people, and since I was a wild child she figured my car would never be the party car. I wouldn't recommend a truck to anyone who doesn't need one, because it sort of sucks to be the person people call when they need to move.
Quote from: Gopher Gary on January 02, 2017, 07:52:08 AMMy first vehicle was a small pick up truck. My mom liked the idea because it only seated two people, and since I was a wild child she figured my car would never be the party car. I wouldn't recommend a truck to anyone who doesn't need one, because it sort of sucks to be the person people call when they need to move.They call people with vans too As to the only two seat thing we used to just pile in the bed, I guess that would not work so well these days but we would up to 6 or 8 people back there. I miss my truck some things are just so much easier to do with one than in a van
What's wrong Europe??
Currently, I have 8 60lb bags of cement in the bed of my truck.