What is the definition of a truck?

What’s the biggest size tracks you can fit without rehydraulicking?

 

Good. Good. I’m thinking of bay windows and a stainless steel plank for traitors.

 

Shit, I don’t know, if I break a track I’m just gonna go out like the dudes in Fury when they blew a track.

 

Word. Me too. And with that slick undercut brad Pitt was rockin. I could die like that.

 

Definitely need to add a turret under the dump bed. Kind of a man cave with twin .50’s.

 

You know how a lift with stock tires looks off? I don’t know about the .50s

I’ll see your 50s and raise you an avenger. Forgot they were called that. Pretty rad.


“Rats chewed through my avenger harness, is this normal?”

 

Hell fucking yeah! 20mm from a Warthog. Everyone needs a little brrrrrrappppp in their life.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__tzPkZywdE&t=20s

 

Well, I drove a KW most of my career and they always put me down as a truck driver in my employee records. That's all I'm basing my theory on. All that time they were lying to the IRS.

 

True story. One of my idiot bros got that tattooed on him. I say that with love.

 

I can vividly remember watching the A10s start a dive on a target and the sound the engines make when they throttle back. The jihadis scatter like roaches when they hear that shit. It’s an amazing sight.

 

Sadly, I have not seen this. I have heard those cannons kick off though.

And I require two of them now.

 

Think the Aussies have it right...anything under a certain tonnage is a Ute...HiLuxes, Rangers, [Tacomas]

IIRC anything over 1.5 tonnes is a truck (but don't quote me on that)

Ute:



Truck:

Trar...

The unibody vs body on frame is kinda rubbish, should be done by payload limits like how the Aussies do. According to payload the Ridgeline is more of a "truck" than a Tacoma then.

I have hauled dirt in my old 1st Gen 4Runner with the top off.

The House that Peterbilt.

 

I’m okay with Ute.

 

Or in South Africa...they call it a bakkie. kinda like that too.

https://www.autotrader.co.za/used-cars/type/bakkie

After being a heavy equipment operator, and even though I own a Tacoma I don't consider it a "real" truck, like most on here do.

 

It’s an ORV in my head. I’ve used it as a truck. Even my first gen. But I don’t really consider them trucks how others do. I know it’s called a truck. But I don’t see it like that. It’s more like... a better Jeep.

 

Agreed. They are horrible human beings

 

ORV's to me are strictly for offroad use only.

I prefer to call mine a just a pick-up.

Interesting on how the same thing is called different in other countries.

https://www.carthrottle.com/post/nrjl4rv/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ute_(vehicle)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickup_truck

 

Yeah I know. Just in my head I think of it like that.

 

Yep....if you throw enough money at a truck and make a strictly an ORV, then wadda call it, cause it can't be really be used as a truck no's mores...

Prerunner....

I know it is a Ford, but I am an old Ford guy and this "truck" sounds ANGRY!



Better throw a Toyota one in there too.