dcfluid

I resemble all of the above reasons.

AK49FordTruck

Yup, i can only get a windshield to last a year or so without a crack.

My Expedition just got hit with a big *** rock on the highway the other day. Its about the size of a half dollar. As soon as it gets down to freezing its going to crack all over.

AricsFX

iTrader: (3)

Is there a particular reason why anyone would want to live in Canada? Lol

Oldsmuggler

Damn....I guess it would be better just buying an old beater to drive during winter

fordtruckman2003

Rock chip month after I bought truck. Called insurance got it filled but still noticeable. 3 years later I don't stare at it anymore...
Was like a slow motion thing when it happened watching something fly from a lane beside me, go over two cars, and smack right into my windshield.

OilFieldCash

Mine got a rock trip on the way to my dealership from another dealership. I made them replace it before I signed the papers

dcfluid

Open spaces, less urban congestion, huge areas of wilderness, lots of wildlife (even the endangered and dangerous), higher quality of life, health care system, safer society,.... I could go on for a while.
Let's just say that Alaska would make a fine province, connects right up to BC anyways, and I'm sure they completely understand the windshield issue as the minor annoyance it is to enjoy the benefits of the life style. Places a tough truck just seems mandatory.
I do visit the lower 48 every year just to see the sights and see how our southern cousins handle all that heat and drought. Pretty tough people to live with so little water and forest.....

1994Vmax

And I will add the US federal corporate tax rate is rubbish...... way to damn high. It's the reason Burger King bought Tim Hortons..... now they can move head office to Canada and enjoy 15%..... Hmm...... sounds a lot better than 34% or so stateside. I know as a business owner I wouldn't want to live there.....I can deal with the odd broken windshield.

Outbound

all of this plus: better fishing, better hunting and better beer. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the times I'm in the States. Very friendly people, lots to see and do, everything costs less etc. But to me Canada is home and always will be. My blood runs red and white.

2011LIMITED#288

add less ignorant people to that list. And I can travel anywhere in the world and not have to worry about being kidnapped or admitting I'm 'merican