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those pictures remind me of why i like a few of the winter days on fort lewis. the rest of the year stinks due to the fact that i grew up in southern ca. but my truck has a huge playground.
Port Angeles, WA here. Its more of a wanna-be hick town. Lifted trucks are pretty popular here, if you're in high school you either want a fast car (most are extremely gay) or a lifted truck. Theres only like 20,000 people here so most of the sickest trucks are at the highschool or the kids recently graduated if that says anything. When i go out of town it seems like no one has big trucks but thats probably because they actually drive more than 5 minutes to work (you can take the long waythrough town and be from one side to the other in 10 minutes) and plus it would slaughter their bank account to be getting my kind of mpg.
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New rig: 1990 Bronco II, two-tone brown/tan, 2.9 V6, 5 speed, 3" lift, 3" body lift, 33" Super Swamper TSL's, Pioneer deck, Pioneer speakers, Dual 600w amp, DC Audio 12" level 2 sub.
lots of big trucks in bremerton.
Lots of military people because of the two bases, plus the shipyard so there are a lot of people around here that like to blow off money and lots of nice trucks here. mine is smaller but there have been some new F150 tritons runnin around, lifted w/rims and all haha
I bought a 52 Buick Special off ebay that I picked up in Lacey, nice little town..
It's been growing slowly over the last 6 years. I bought a house here when I first got stationed in WA, and I really love the area. I do miss my Florida weather at times though!
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