Foster --- she was an idiot for sure! Finally admitted that she was in the wrong gear...

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2000 Lariat SuperCab 2WD Flareside 4.6L 3.55LS, Class III Tow, Black/graphite int, Rear Slider, Keyless Entry, Captains Chairs, Fibertech Hard Tonneau, Ford Cab Bars/Steps, Tinted Windows. Pretty stock right now!
2000 Mustang Convertible, V6, Auto, Triple Black, leather, MACH 460 stereo, 16" Alum wheel/tire package, included the very small back seat hence the F150 is now the "family" vehicle.

 

wmcd,

Figures.

Tundra,

My first car was a 1971 Datsun B210 that we paid $50 for. It had a no frils 1.6l 4 banger, 4 speed, 4 door, with hydraulic brakes and a hole under the floor mat. I'd rather not remember it.

 

Me and a Buddy were riding in his 99 4x4 f150 (is there any other REAL 4x4)trying to find some good mud. He saw a real nice, undisturbed hole way out in the thick. I tried to warn him that if lillies grow in it, you should't go there. Did he listen? Absolutley not (I should mention that this guy is not the sharpest tool in the shed). Got his truck stuck up to the door handles. We had to crawl out through the windows. After a Toyota, a toyota and a chevy at the same time and an old dodge tried to pull him out with no success we had to call in reinforcements. It took an F250 and unfortunatel a chevy Z71 and two 10 ton straps to yank him out. Tweaked the bumper a little and started without a problem. No water even leaked in (don't know how). That was two months ago and we still find mud in wierd places on that truck.