What are your rules in your truck?
09-05-2014, 11:00 AM
#471
Senior Member
1. NO SMOKING in or near the truck
2. no tracking dirt in the truck ... but it still happens. Just be mindful of it and try to get your feet as clean as possible before getting in.
3. do NOT touch the glass
4. I control what's on the radio
5. I control the temp inside the truck
6. eating is allowed, but only on occasion
7. be mindful of the leather
2. no tracking dirt in the truck ... but it still happens. Just be mindful of it and try to get your feet as clean as possible before getting in.
3. do NOT touch the glass
4. I control what's on the radio
5. I control the temp inside the truck
6. eating is allowed, but only on occasion
7. be mindful of the leather
09-05-2014, 11:08 AM
#472
Pretty much no smoking and don't do anything that a vacuum or a quick wipe of a cloth can't fix.
I feel a lot less picky about my truck than when I had my audi...no permanent damage and I'm happy.
I feel a lot less picky about my truck than when I had my audi...no permanent damage and I'm happy.
09-05-2014, 11:40 AM
#473
Senior Member
No dip no other tobacco no food no drinks don't slide out of the seats don't bring crap like bags or anything not needed. Feet stay on the liners no touching windows seat belt on no slamming doors no opening doors before I put it in park and NO ONE else drives it. Haha and mines a 03 with almost 250,000 miles on it but I Iove it
09-05-2014, 11:45 AM
#474
Cycle For Fun and Health
No smoking in my '04.
Almost anything else is OK as long as there is no damage being done.
Enjoy the ride wherever we are going. To and from the lake every weekend with 3 dogs along.
Truck still looks like new in and out.
Almost anything else is OK as long as there is no damage being done.
Enjoy the ride wherever we are going. To and from the lake every weekend with 3 dogs along.
Truck still looks like new in and out.
09-05-2014, 12:25 PM
#475
No smoking and take your trash with you when you get out.
My kids are horrible about leaving their stuff in my truck...or leaving the door standing open. I usually wait till they get in the house and take their shoes off, then remind them they need to go back and get their stuff/close the doors. One day they'll learn.
My kids are horrible about leaving their stuff in my truck...or leaving the door standing open. I usually wait till they get in the house and take their shoes off, then remind them they need to go back and get their stuff/close the doors. One day they'll learn.
09-05-2014, 02:11 PM
#476
No smoking and take your trash with you when you get out. My kids are horrible about leaving their stuff in my truck...or leaving the door standing open. I usually wait till they get in the house and take their shoes off, then remind them they need to go back and get their stuff/close the doors. One day they'll learn.
09-05-2014, 02:14 PM
#477
Senior Member
No smoking and take your trash with you when you get out.
My kids are horrible about leaving their stuff in my truck...or leaving the door standing open. I usually wait till they get in the house and take their shoes off, then remind them they need to go back and get their stuff/close the doors. One day they'll learn.
My kids are horrible about leaving their stuff in my truck...or leaving the door standing open. I usually wait till they get in the house and take their shoes off, then remind them they need to go back and get their stuff/close the doors. One day they'll learn.
Last edited by Brett2013fx4; 09-05-2014 at 02:19 PM.
09-05-2014, 11:01 PM
#479
I'm with that guy. ^
If theyre dressed in anything shy of a 3 piece suit - in the bed they go. I put some blankies and mittens for them back there, and a flashlight just in case.
No exception.
I ran a twine line from a blue solo cup next to my door to the bed where I used a red solo cup. This is for communication from front to back. Haven't tested this enough yet, its still sketchy at best.
If theyre dressed in anything shy of a 3 piece suit - in the bed they go. I put some blankies and mittens for them back there, and a flashlight just in case.
No exception.
I ran a twine line from a blue solo cup next to my door to the bed where I used a red solo cup. This is for communication from front to back. Haven't tested this enough yet, its still sketchy at best.
09-06-2014, 12:07 AM
#480
Go get the truck washed !