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

My grandma(Italian) use to drive around with lunch for me and my brother and make sure my dad let us eat lol

 

Hope the grip extensions come in before I go. Holster came today.

 

Grandma always looks out for you!

 

Always. Practice makes perfect. I try to get out there once a week. I practice drawing(unloaded of course) at least 20 times a day

 

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Look at this abortion, lol.

 

Or this, lol.

 

Looks like something your ex's kid would drive...

 

It looks like a Caprice or Roadmaster wagon with a Rolls-Royce Phantom front clip very poorly grafted on...

 

LOL, that does appear to be a Dakota.

 

I think the same thing, looks absolutely awful

 

2000-2004 Dakota Quad Cab with 2011-present Charger parts Frankensteined on...

 

Wish I could see what they have grafted on the front.

 

Looks like a Charger front clip and Ram Rebel fender flares...

 

I was thinking something Ram related too.

 

Here's something Ram related...

First time I drove out to Carlisle by myself back in 2016, this guy let me sit in his custom Dodge Ram; It started life as a Penske or Ryder truck and was converted into a replica of a Rod Hall race truck...

 

Description I typed up on Facebook almost four years ago (It was in fact originally a Ryder truck, hence the yellow paint)...

"This is one of just few official replicas of Rod Hall's Dodge Ram racing truck built in the late 1980s for dealerships and special events across the country. The key difference between these replicas and the real racer is that the replicas are all street legal. This particular example started life as a 1987 Dodge W150 4x4, which was special ordered brand new as a Ryder fleet truck (note that the truck is "Ryder yellow" on the top). This, in my opinion, is a very oddly-optioned truck. For starters, it is a short bed and it was ordered by Ryder specifically to be a fleet/work truck. You'd think such a truck, even a half-ton, would be a long bed. This particular example has a factory tilt steering column and intermittent wipers, but was NEVER equipped with A/C (apparently none of the Rod Hall replicas had A/C). In the 1980s, it was not uncommon for vehicles without A/C to not have vents in the dash, and this truck is no exception. Lack of A/C aside, this is one sweet truck. The custom work was done by Carroll Shelby, which included the unique exterior accessories and the 360cid/5.9L V8 under the hood (I do believe this was a factory 360). The truck did not originally have posi from the factory, but Shelby took out the factory open rear and installed a posi. The truck has been restored to some extent, and the present owner added a new stereo with a CD player, Bluethooth, and USB port, as well as new speakers, but the truck remains largely stock. The owner actually took the pictures!"

 

That looks pretty cool!

 

I distinctly remember that the truck did not have A/C; The owner drove it to Carlisle from West Virginia! It was hot as hell that day and the truck did not have A/C!

 

I remember when Shelby got involved with Dodge, there was the GLH Horizon and the Dakota, probably forgetting some other ones.