In the states, most true rednecks (not posers) drive an American made F-150 or the Chevy version of the same thing. Toyota and Nissan trucks just don't cut it. They go to the local country bar and pick up a nice looking lady and drive off in the truck in hopes of a meaningful one night relationship. The question is, could someone in a cowboy hat and boots get lucky in the VW pickup at this link.
How about this one:
Jan :)
Yes, you could get lucky in the VW (if you were alone). On the next picture; that looks like my Ford!
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They could maybe get lucky with a "lady" like this while driving that thing:
Not a chance. Rednecks would all take turns pissing on it.
Randy
Picture it with a big lift kit and ultra low profile tires.
Randy
that? NO...but this one yes...:
------------------- Chris Perdue "I'm ever so thankful for the Internet; it has allowed me to keep a finger in the pie and to make some small contribution to those younger who will carry the air-cooled legend forward" Jim Mais Feb. 2004
A true redneck really doesn't even need a vehicle at all to hook up with a Nice looking woman and having a nice meaningful one night relationship......................I know all about having this scenario at hand....................LOL
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Something like that would make a pretty good little pasture truck for me. More fun anyways.
Randy
As my deep-rural Arkansas friends would say "Looks pretty close to walking to me."
Memories........ *gazes at cigarette burn on forearm*
OHhh, that is just the local KKK out for their anual "recruit a new member" rally. Pretty much a family gatehring...
J.
Aint the k***er qute though?
J.
Looks cool............ but what the hell good would it be?
Maybe carry a small load of firewood or 2 or 3 bales? Or maybe your luggage...exept it would get wet.
What it needs is a full size bed and the V10 TDI!!!
Until then give me a Nissan Titan anyday.
Work good for hauling fence posts, fence, grain, hay etc. Or just checking out the fence lines and all that other pasture work where you don't need a big truck.
Randy
My uncle bought a brand new 1968 Chevrolet Pickup Truck that he kept for around
15 years. Unlike the leather clad CD playing trucks with Power Everything and Automatic Transmission, this was a time when a pickup was really a truck. It had a vinyl bench seat with rubber mats on the floor. It had a manual choke and a 3 speed stick on the column with no power steering, brakes or even a radio. It is amusing when someone with a Blazer or Escape etc... today insists on calling their 4 wheel drive contrivance a truck. They even sometimes go as far a putting on a bumper sticker that says I Love My Truck.Bill Berckman
67 Beetle
You're kidding right? The only thing that truck could carry is groceries.
Of course, part of that comes from the state putting the word "truck" on the tags of things like El Caminos....
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