Thats what trucks are for

[OJ1988]

Hauled a rick of wood in the ol truck yesterday.

[Shyguy]

It is good seeing a truck at work, so many are not used for what they were intended.

[GRX]

Rock On!

[Tinkermc]

nice looking shop truck

[OJ1988]

Originally Posted by Tinkermc

nice looking shop truck

Thanks, its my daily driver!

[DT1]

Reminds me of something that happened decades ago. When I was 20 years old I Bought a brand new C10. It was the first new vehicle I had ever purchased and I was very proud of it. This was back in 1974 so there wasn't anything like a bed liner available so I was extra careful and wouldn't allow anything at all to be placed in the bed. I mean, I really took good care of this truck! I could have drove it to work every day but I opted to take the bus instead of racking up the miles. One afternoon as I was walking home from the bus stop I noticed that someone took the liberty of moving the truck from the garage to the driveway. It was backed in so I didn't notice that my dad had crammed the bed, up to cab level, with nasty elm tree branches. My heart sunk as I approached my once pristine truck. It was literally covered with scratches, gouges and small dents. My dad was a big man so I knew I had to approach him with caution. With a tear in my eye, I asked him if he had ever taken notice of just how well I tried to keep this truck perfect. I asked him if he noticed how much I washed it, waxed it and parked it well away from other vehicles. Just when I thought i was getting through to him, he looked into my eyes and said. "It's a G*D Da**ed Truck! "Use it like a G*D Da**ed Truck!
Although the disappointment took a long time to get over, It changed my view of trucks forever.

[OJ1988]

Originally Posted by DT1

Reminds me of something that happened decades ago. When I was 20 years old I Bought a brand new C10. It was the first new vehicle I had ever purchased and I was very proud of it. This was back in 1974 so there wasn't anything like a bed liner available so I was extra careful and wouldn't allow anything at all to be placed in the bed. I mean, I really took good care of this truck! I could have drove it to work every day but I opted to take the bus instead of racking up the miles. One afternoon as I was walking home from the bus stop I noticed that someone took the liberty of moving the truck from the garage to the driveway. It was backed in so I didn't notice that my dad had crammed the bed, up to cab level, with nasty elm tree branches. My heart sunk as I approached my once pristine truck. It was literally covered with scratches, gouges and small dents. My dad was a big man so I knew I had to approach him with caution. With a tear in my eye, I asked him if he had ever taken notice of just how well I tried to keep this truck perfect. I asked him if he noticed how much I washed it, waxed it and parked it well away from other vehicles. Just when I thought i was getting through to him, he looked into my eyes and said. "It's a G*D Da**ed Truck! "Use it like a G*D Da**ed Truck!
Although the disappointment took a long time to get over, It changed my view of trucks forever.

Awsome story, and so true! Its a truck!

[Mister-B]

Originally Posted by DT1

Reminds me of something that happened decades ago. When I was 20 years old I Bought a brand new C10. It was the first new vehicle I had ever purchased and I was very proud of it. This was back in 1974 so there wasn't anything like a bed liner available so I was extra careful and wouldn't allow anything at all to be placed in the bed. I mean, I really took good care of this truck! I could have drove it to work every day but I opted to take the bus instead of racking up the miles. One afternoon as I was walking home from the bus stop I noticed that someone took the liberty of moving the truck from the garage to the driveway. It was backed in so I didn't notice that my dad had crammed the bed, up to cab level, with nasty elm tree branches. My heart sunk as I approached my once pristine truck. It was literally covered with scratches, gouges and small dents. My dad was a big man so I knew I had to approach him with caution. With a tear in my eye, I asked him if he had ever taken notice of just how well I tried to keep this truck perfect. I asked him if he noticed how much I washed it, waxed it and parked it well away from other vehicles. Just when I thought i was getting through to him, he looked into my eyes and said. "It's a G*D Da**ed Truck! "Use it like a G*D Da**ed Truck!
Although the disappointment took a long time to get over, It changed my view of trucks forever.

That is hilarious. I bet that advice carried over to other areas of your life
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