I promised I wouldn't post these but...
#61
#62
#63
#64
#65
#66
...I just couldn't help myself.
Back story: A graduate in my program got a good job right out of school so decided to buy a brand new F250 4x4. Good for him. Here's where it goes downhill...
No peeking.
Stats of the truck:
400km on the clock, hasn't made his first payment yet. In fact this was Saturday or Sunday and he bought it Friday afternoon, and so far $5000 in parts have been ordered. No labour costs yet.
Back story: A graduate in my program got a good job right out of school so decided to buy a brand new F250 4x4. Good for him. Here's where it goes downhill...
No peeking.
Stats of the truck:
400km on the clock, hasn't made his first payment yet. In fact this was Saturday or Sunday and he bought it Friday afternoon, and so far $5000 in parts have been ordered. No labour costs yet.
#67
as for the clenliness of the truck I got my 67 stuck in a hole had to hike 3/4 of a mile to call a friend of mine on the way back we had a good fifteen min down pour and when i got back to my truck the part above the water line was as clean as if i just took it thru the car wash im not saying that this is the case but it is possible.
as for the guy driving into that situation ive seen dumber but i think that is in the top 10
as for the guy driving into that situation ive seen dumber but i think that is in the top 10
#68
I SERIOUSLY dont see $5000 here.... unless for some stupid reason you have so much money, and you shouldnt have bought a SD in the first place & you are really prissy about your truck, that you decide to replace all the seats, carpet, console, etc just becasue it got wet...instead of just cleaning it like the rest of us. If the air intake was abouve the water there really shouldnt have been a problem.
So... what was replaced? You keep saying "parts list" this and that.... instead, why dont you start naming some parts?
#69
#70
#72