Wasn't a decision taken lightly.

5klbs towing and 1700 payload. Payload is higher than the f150 I was considering.

Not great but plenty for my current situation. It's enough to put my flatbed on there and get a yard of dirt, or tow wife's car on my trailer, plenty campers sub 5k.

If you can get past the not a truck thing it's a great truck ish.

Just got done debadging it. Goes to the window tint guy on Monday. Aftermarket speakers and amplifiers/signal processors and stuff need to happen soon too. Sounds like crap over half volume and still isn't very loud.

danmdevries wrote:

Your experience is NORMAL.
Your expectations of insurance companies at this point in the claim is UNREALISTIC.
Want some help?

rfenst wrote:

^ Post 397 Robert. 🤔

Ram27 wrote:

Good evening...

Heard in a schoolyard: "Yeah, well your Daddy drinks Bud Light!"

Gene363 wrote:

I’m sorry, but the whole Bud Light situation just makes me happy….8-[

dkeage wrote:

I’m sorry, but the whole Bud Light situation just makes me happy….8-[

dkeage wrote:

You're not alone. I'm not a big beer drinker, I have had a can/bottle or two of regular Budweiser it was better than the Lone Star beer that was popular back then, but I also thought Shiner beer was better so so much for my taste.

If I like something I really do not care how it is advertised, but I kinda of thought Bud Light was sort of blue a collar drink, but what do I know. I do not care for propaganda, no matter the form or rational.

Gene363 wrote:

Not sorry!

deadeyedick wrote:

After test driving a few used cars my son settled on a Toyota Yaris. One previous owner, no accidents or outstanding recalls per CarFax and Experian Auto Check. Nothing special of a car, it's a small 4 door sedan commuter car.

The car dude is easy to work with, not a stereotypical slimy used car guy. His prices are fair and inline with Kelly Blue Book. Since I'm paying cash I tossed out a low ball number in jest. We met half way between my offer and his sticker price. Fair deal.

Plopped down a deposit to hold it, have the bill of sale in hand and copy of the title. Need to call the insurance company on Monday to get an insurance binder and then they (car sales dude) will to the leg work to get it registered and stuff. Prolly drive it off the lot next weekend.

Snappy little car. It ain't gonna win the Indy 500 but it will serve his needs. Prolly swap out the basic radio/CD player that it has with an aftermarket one with bluetooth and GPS for easier hands-free driving.

BuckyB93 wrote: