ok so for the past couple of months ive been tossin up the idea of gettin rid of my truck, man am i glad i didnt because u may only need it every once in a while but man does havin a lifted truck pay off.......hurricane dolly flooded just about every neighborhood around and me and a buddy with a huge *** dodge were to the rescue pullin people out and gettin supplies where needed all i can say is am i glad i didnt get rid of the truck

 

yup now u just gotta get the water out of your diffs, transfercase......

 

That's great!

 

Tell me you got pictures, right???

I remember watching the news a couple of years ago when everything in houston was flooding. The firetrucks were struck and so was everything else. The news helicopters were following a lifted blue f250 with a winch that was going through and getting all of the firetrucks, ambulances, and tow trucks out. Lol.

 

where are u from? how bad did you guys get it? it hit us pritty bad.

 

I will be in the valley next week. I am hoping that I find my future customers and amigos doing well.

 

Any videos? I wanna see this.

 

na there wasnt any time for pics or videos im here in harlingen but have been traveling to my girlfriends mothers place alot in la feria weve been using a row boat to get to her house its still sitting in about 4 feet of water.....the truck has been takin a beatin know all i can think about is wow i should have gone bigger....lol now i can use this as an excuse to get that rize 12"( i wish)

 

Please tell me that 83 is open from Harlingen to McAllen.

Tomorrow night I need to get to Mcallen.

 

Trucks defiantly help during hurricanes. Even before the hurricanes, I know this is mean, I was kinda laughing at people trying to load up plywood into convertibles. Truck also helped haul out all the debris from what was left of our fence a couple years back.

 

Im in west houston all it did was flood alot of the neighborhoods. I-10 was fine though, but most neighborhoods around memorial got owned though.