Compliments on your truck
02-01-2016, 12:28 AM
#41
Senior Member
I get comments pretty often as there aren't a ton of trucks in Vancouver. If you just head to the 'burbs and there are some though.
Last one was "Sweet Truck!" yesterday from a older dude driving an edge, while we were stopped at a set of lights.
I still have a ton to do, but happy with progress so far.
Last one was "Sweet Truck!" yesterday from a older dude driving an edge, while we were stopped at a set of lights.
I still have a ton to do, but happy with progress so far.
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cal128 (02-01-2016)
02-01-2016, 12:52 AM
#42
Senior Member
I get as many compliments as I get hate. Some are like "damn that thing is badass" some are like "who lowers a truck?" or "now it's useless" I honestly love when I see people taking pictures of my truck on the highway when they are next to me though lol
02-01-2016, 03:21 AM
#43
Senior Member
I catch more hate than anything. Tons of GM fanboys and ford haters in my area and they can't stand seeing a fixed up well maintained one-of-a-kind rcsb f150 in the huge sea of dime-a-dozen modded silverados. Chevy guys hate my truck, RAM guys hate it, anyone with a lifted crew 4x4 hates it, Ford ecoboost guys HATE my truck. My 5.0 emblem was defaced the other day by some punk, I've come out to my truck to find an empty beer bottle wedged under one of the tires. I've come out to find dirty footprints and scratches on it that weren't mine. I've never been complimented except by my buddy who drives a Lightning (go figure). What does all this hatred and jealousy do? It makes me grin from ear to ear. It also motivates me to hit the heavy bag more often.
02-01-2016, 03:34 PM
#46
I drive past that dealer just about 2-3x a month, Lafourche Ford.
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PawPaw (02-01-2016)
02-01-2016, 03:35 PM
#47
FX4RoadWarrior
Last guy that said "nice truck" hopped in with a bunch of crap and scratched my dash.
Other than that I get compliments when it gets to the grind stone 4x4ing
Blows people away when I use that 4LO with locking rear diff.
Hill descent also is a show stopper.
Looks? I have driven through ATV trails, so can't say I got showroom quality when it comes to paint.
Other than that I get compliments when it gets to the grind stone 4x4ing
Blows people away when I use that 4LO with locking rear diff.
Hill descent also is a show stopper.
Looks? I have driven through ATV trails, so can't say I got showroom quality when it comes to paint.
02-01-2016, 03:47 PM
#49
We went out of our way to accommodate all of our customers and we had people driving in from Mobile over 45 miles away just to get an oil change or alignment.
I really miss the place but life marches on and priorities avail, had to move up the food chain so to speak for my families best interest.
Went back a few years ago just to visit and they asked me where my tool box was, "we'll help unload it", LOL. Open door if I ever need it.
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