PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

I think he might have had it financed through Navy Federal, which happens to be mine and Amanda's bank; I wouldn't be surprised if he did just let it go...

 

I've heard long ago of small places that would in-house finance being pretty ruthless about it. Usually if people had awful credit though because they knew they could.

Houses, I want to say my friend said at least 6 months behind so you have to know it's coming.

 

Some pics I took of the Rivian with my phone while the camera was being uncooperative…

 

When the Nikon decided to start working again, and with the new SD card...

 

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This was my very first time getting this close to a CyberTruck! I think they are both ugly and cool at the same time, but once again, I don't trust EVs...


July 20th, 2024:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

I havent seen one yet, I dont hate EVs, but I do not care for Tesla. (lets avoid politics)

What I do like with EVs is the crazy off the line torque. The cyber truck is 0-60 2.6 seconds. I like that for nearly 7000lbs.

 

I like the looks of the Rivian better.

The perfect EV truck would look like a Rivian, have the battery capacity of the Chevy, and the drive motors of a Tesla.

 

and the price of a nice truck from 2019

 

There were two CyberTrucks at "Doylestown at Dusk"...


July 20th, 2024:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

Somebody should build such a truck!

 

I don’t hate the either.
I’d own one. And not because of the “environment”.

I’m just not down to do the maintenance on one like an ICE vehicle.
Call me lazy, but every time I have to fix an “ice” issue. I like the EV more.

 

I hear you on that.

 

My dad bought a brand new 1992 Dodge Dakota LE supercab for like $11,000; 3.9L V6/5-speed stick, A/C, cruise, tilt, stereo cassette. It had crank windows, and it was a 2WD with an open rear diff, which meant it sucked in the snow. My dad only owned it for a year, and the 1993 Superstorm is what prompted him to trade it for a 4x4. Other than the issue of sucking in the snow, the Dakota was a good truck. He bought a new 1993 Chevy S-10 Blazer, which bordered on being a lemon. The Blazer was loaded, and my dad paid like $18K for it (sticker was like $21K), but the A/C broke in a rather spectacular fashion when my dad had owned it for like a week...

 

If any of you guys want to give me $97,630, I can buy my first EV.

It ain’t no fun being poor

 

Fuck the EV...

I'd use that as a down payment on a house!