GIRLFRIENDS driving TRUCKS!!! worst lunch call ever!!!!!!!!
10-17-2012, 03:13 AM
#22
Senior Member
dude you should have your head checked and then your man card pulled! what the hell where you thinking? is the sex that good you will let here drive your truck? what is this younger generation coming to?
JUST KIDDING! thay sucks hope you get it fixed and dont let her drive again
JUST KIDDING! thay sucks hope you get it fixed and dont let her drive again
10-17-2012, 06:20 AM
#23
Man that sucks! My fiancé now drives my truck since I started driving big rigs over the road. She's always worried she's gonna hit something. I told her not to worry its just a truck not a precious irreplaceable work of art. But thankfully she's a good driver and she has our 5 yr old in it all the time and she's prego so I'd much rather her drive my truck and be safe in case of a serious accident rather than driving the old junk jeep Cherokee I made her sell lol.
Take it to a body shop and see what they say. Looks like it might be a little costly though. Better than hospital bills though!
Take it to a body shop and see what they say. Looks like it might be a little costly though. Better than hospital bills though!
10-17-2012, 08:43 AM
#24
Senior Member
My wife just two days ago ran over a big rock she didn't see and scrunched my passenger side chrome step bar on my 2012 Screw.
Does anyone know what a new one would cost or if I could find a used one?
Does anyone know what a new one would cost or if I could find a used one?
10-17-2012, 09:15 AM
#25
Batteries Not Included
That's a bummer. Oh well, insurance to the rescue I suppose.
10-17-2012, 11:54 AM
#28
Five-0 Ret.
Bass, that sucks. But if she's OK, that's all that matters. Vehicles can be fixed, and with a good body man no one will know it happened. So my advice is, go give that woman a big ol' hug. Tell her you love her harder than a goat can butt a stump, then go get youself an accessories book. She won't she no..............
10-17-2012, 01:56 PM
#30
