What is the definition of a truck?

I'd agree but people that call their truck a car annoy me even more.

 

If you cant put dirt in the bed, it ain't a truck!

 

Truck: this

 

So I had a 5th gen 4runner for years. Several times I would haul 20 bags of mulch. Several times I hauled 13 five gallon buckets of gravel. I rolled the back window down and hauled long lumber. Not a truck? C'mon man. My 4Runner hauled more cargo than 90% of the pansy asses that drive "trucks" lol.

 

I don’t doubt that your runner is badass. But I feel like the definition of a truck has a bed with a tailgate. Again, runners are sick but I’d say it’s an SUV IMHO

 

Every time I see someone, and it is quite often, refer to their Tacoma as a car I kind of cringe and want to correct them.

To get back on topic, this is a truck, well two trucks.......

 

Holy shit it exists!!!!!!!! Thats 1/3rd of the trick boat truck!!!

 

No open bed, not a truck.

 

The ball on top of a flag pole typically wooden

 

So then what is a Tacoma with a shell on it?

 

But what if it has a bed and you put a cap on it?

 

You know what I mean.

 

I called it a truck. I call my Tacoma a truck. The guys who will pick up my garbage in the morning will drive a truck. The picture I post below is me with a truck. A truck is anything that can haul a bunch of stuff. Not a little bit like a suitcase but a bunch of stuff. So compare your Tacoma to this truck below:

 

This is a truck...

 

Box truck?

 

Sorry, Mack

 

That’s not a truck, that’s a building on wheels.

 

Actually that is an end dump.....

Just poking fun.

 

Haha nope, It's a truck. That was from a show in Vegas last year. That was not the biggest.

 

Truck has a step to get in.

A building has a staircase.

So, agreed.