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HugrOrang71 · 04-12-2007, 09:06 PM

Some are built for go and some are built for show. How many of us have pickups that will never see another load hauled in the bed? It's all in what you want to build. If you want it to look good, or work good. Doesn't matter as long as you are happy with it.

I wouldn't lead SeeTen's pickup or his TJ down any of the trails I've been on where body damage is almost definite. Doe that mean that it is any less of a 4x4 than my crawler is? I wouldn't take my lifted 1 ton crew cab diesel pickup into places where I've had my Bronco, but it's not built for that. I've had it on a few trails, but it is mainly used to pull, haul and work. And it works great for that purpose.

Jason

04-12-2007, 09:06 PM	#8
HugrOrang71 Bite me, import boy Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Eagle Point, Oregon Posts: 102	Re: question for the 4x4 guys Some are built for go and some are built for show. How many of us have pickups that will never see another load hauled in the bed? It's all in what you want to build. If you want it to look good, or work good. Doesn't matter as long as you are happy with it. I wouldn't lead SeeTen's pickup or his TJ down any of the trails I've been on where body damage is almost definite. Doe that mean that it is any less of a 4x4 than my crawler is? I wouldn't take my lifted 1 ton crew cab diesel pickup into places where I've had my Bronco, but it's not built for that. I've had it on a few trails, but it is mainly used to pull, haul and work. And it works great for that purpose. Jason __________________ Jason '71 C-10 Deluxe-under construction '69 C20, 396,T400-donor truck, '65 C10 project "Facts are meaningless, You can use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true."