someone is sure overcompensating

[Ops]

Only in Lacey would you expect to see something like this.

[StatlerandWaldorf]

Here you go, got it to work.

[Ops]

Thanks hard to do it right from my phone

[spikedzombies]

thats about average for a redneck truck these days... in fact if you spent any time looking at whats driven to work at the port that would look small and inadequate..

[timmytowbowman]

HaHaHa. That's hillbillys ride lmao!!

[Eddie Dean]

those hunk of shit freightliners next to it really diminish the picture.

[norahc]

So which member here owns that truck?

[harleyjasondavidson]

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[acidfly]

Yeah, what's the point of this post? Picture of a truck, I don't get it.

[Sissyboy]

I'm not into the jacked up truck look but this one is hardly the most ridiculous I've seen. However I do find these trucks to be a complete waste. RARELY do you ever hear of any of these guys using them for what they are built for. On the flipside I see these very mildly modified or even unmodified Jeep Cherokees slamming though the mud every weekend. All the same what ever you're into....Do it!

Little side story, I hade a 94' F150 4X4 extended cab bone stock. 250K miles on it. It went everywhere my buddies Jeep CJ would go. Usually in 2WD. I feel a lot of the time making these mods reduces the vehicles ability to navigate rough terrain. My latest hunting rig is Sissy Wagon IV! It's a 1985 Volvo 245 with a few mods. Full length roof rack, CD player and custom body work (dents/rust) I'm betting it will go just about anywhere I want it to without a hiccup. :)

[Sissyboy]

Yeah, what's the point of this post? Picture of a truck, I don't get it.

I think Ops is trying to make up for his lack of lift......

[mancat]

Not a bro truck. An actual useful amount of lift for a pickup of that type, whose owner probably actually takes it places in the state where that is necessary

IMO most stock trucks the past ten years barely have enough ground clearance from the factory to be useful in a lot of places in the PNW. Most of them will immediately high center or scrape quarter panels in factory configuration.

THIS is compensating

[Sissyboy]

What is that? A 3" ball on that hitch??? WTF?!?!?!?

[Peckerinak]

Wouldn't call that over compensating at all, except maybe that stupid fish weight or whatever hanging off the rear, on the first post.

[timmytowbowman]

So which member here owns that truck?

Hillbilly out of Olympia!!