Gracias Senor Vazquez

[Tray]

I wanted to extend my thanks to you.

This morning on the way in to work, I saw your truck move into the lane in front of me. While you did make the mistake of choosing a Chevy rather than a Ford, I will not hold that against you.

Thank you for cleverly writing your last name across your rear window, as now that I've driven by you on I-25, I feel that I've known you for years.

My thanks comes from the design choices of your truck. While I usually am not fond of the styling choices that typically come along with the advertisement for one's familial surname, I thoroughly was impressed with your selection.

Where to start.....

Your wheel/tire selection was absolutely brilliant. Thank you for actually selecting 16x10 wheels rather than 10x16. And the off-road tires are a great choice as well.

The gold trim. How ever can I thank you for opting not to outline every edge with gold plastic stick on trim.

Ride height. How ever did you come to the conclusion that a 4x4 is not to be a low-rider? Whatever made you come to this idea should be documented and distributed throughout the community.

A brushguard? Holy good god man, you mean this is an actual truck, and not some glorified toboggan with a bunch of bolt-on useless crap?

I am forever grateful to you and your truck.

Again, Thank you, and I'll look forward to driving by you again on Monday.

[mattadams]

LOL... uhh... ok?

[Tray]

Sorry, must just be my frustration with all of the ruined trucks I see every day.

[cory]

i guess this isnt the time to tell you about the f150 i saw with spinners on off road tires. :laughing2:

[Glass]

No nike swoosh on the rear window :shock: Rare find these days...As far as body trim goes, even rebar spot welded to the contour ot the truck looks better than some ive designs ive seen as of late...Most common ruined trucks i have seen seem to all be slammed 4x4's that are purple or maroon, and have lots of goldish trim pieces...and about an inch of tire under them....


---JOHN

[mattadams]

On my way to work in the morning I used to constantly see this red Chevy Dually 3500, that was lowered to the ground and running like 15x15" wheels. Really pissed me off, LOL.

[Glass]

I invite and urge all these folks with slammed 4x4's to partake in some West I-70 driving once the snow starts to fall....ahhhhh....the snocutting road grabbing action theyll get with a wide ass , bald ole tire....plus, i need something to laugh at everyday, and this would take care of that :twisted:
They turned thier four wheel drives into four wheel slides..Ofcourse, theyll run off and hide from me on the road during the summer, but ohh well...Thattl be thier turn to get thier laughs.


---JOHN

[Tray]

Matt, I'm pretty sure I know of that Cheby you're speaking of. They guy lives down the road from my old house, and the last time I went by there, there was also a Mustang, and a Camaro, parked alongside the dually. Both cars were equipped with the highly sporty 13x12 gold spoke rims that were easily 5 inches past the fenders, with low-pro tires.

[clavos]

A few years ago, while I was living in Albuquerque, a couple of individuals were apprehended while trying to get away from a gas station heist. The police arrived as they attempted to free their lowered vehicle from the speed bump that it had become lodged on. As they fled on foot, they were quickly nabbed after each suspect tripped on their low riding, baggy britches. I still laugh about that one.

[Tray]

Not that I'd ever rob a gas station, considering they have less than $50 in the drawer, but I guarantee I wouldn't get stuck on a speed bump, nor much else.

Come on think here! Geez