Some weekend mudding pics
#31
06-20-2006, 11:52 PM
Awesome Pics Guys
#32
06-21-2006, 12:46 AM
Originally Posted by vader716
You know I took my kids to see the movie "Cars" this past weekend.
Great movie but at the end there was an Army jeep who had a bunch of jacked-up and H2 type trucks lined up.
"OK sissies...if you are trucks we're gonna treat you like trucks"
"We're gonna get mud in places you didn't know you had"
He leads them off road and presumably into mud.
The H2 with spinners tip-toes into the dirt....
I busted out laughing...it was so true.
No one else got it.
I love my Lariat but dang it....she's gonna earn her keep by entertaining me.
Great movie but at the end there was an Army jeep who had a bunch of jacked-up and H2 type trucks lined up.
"OK sissies...if you are trucks we're gonna treat you like trucks"
"We're gonna get mud in places you didn't know you had"
He leads them off road and presumably into mud.
The H2 with spinners tip-toes into the dirt....
I busted out laughing...it was so true.
No one else got it.
I love my Lariat but dang it....she's gonna earn her keep by entertaining me.
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06-21-2006, 01:38 PM
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Lol yeah after this little mudding trip I cleaned my driveway for about an hour with a pressure washer and a shovel. <a href="http://photobucket.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c279/99fordman/pit3.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting"></a>
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mud
yeah, I know the feelingm had to clean the driveway too. Also, I managed to remove two full buckets of dirt from the under carriage.
yeah, mud+cleaning = busy for a long time
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=7504
yeah, mud+cleaning = busy for a long time
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=7504
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Originally Posted by vader716
You know I took my kids to see the movie "Cars" this past weekend.
Great movie but at the end there was an Army jeep who had a bunch of jacked-up and H2 type trucks lined up.
"OK sissies...if you are trucks we're gonna treat you like trucks"
"We're gonna get mud in places you didn't know you had"
He leads them off road and presumably into mud.
The H2 with spinners tip-toes into the dirt....
I busted out laughing...it was so true.
No one else got it.
You know I took my kids to see the movie "Cars" this past weekend.
Great movie but at the end there was an Army jeep who had a bunch of jacked-up and H2 type trucks lined up.
"OK sissies...if you are trucks we're gonna treat you like trucks"
"We're gonna get mud in places you didn't know you had"
He leads them off road and presumably into mud.
The H2 with spinners tip-toes into the dirt....
I busted out laughing...it was so true.
No one else got it.
#40
07-01-2006, 11:19 AM
Ford Called!!! They want their truck back
I have a Company truck, I can destroy it in any fashion I see fit, if necessary.
BUT I WOULD NOT EVEN TREAT A COMPANY TRUCK LIKE THAT, let alone a $30K vehicle that I have to pay for. We have mud in AZ if it ever rains, and the first thing Kids want to do is take their 4X4's out and see who can cover their trucks with the most mud. Help me out here, is it a red badge of courage thing to drive around for a week cooking the mud, rocks, and whatever else into your paint. When my truck goes off road, I stop at the first quarter carwash to rinse the undercarriage out. I know what the grit does to bearings and surfaces that rub against each other.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...315-162880.jpg
BUT I WOULD NOT EVEN TREAT A COMPANY TRUCK LIKE THAT, let alone a $30K vehicle that I have to pay for. We have mud in AZ if it ever rains, and the first thing Kids want to do is take their 4X4's out and see who can cover their trucks with the most mud. Help me out here, is it a red badge of courage thing to drive around for a week cooking the mud, rocks, and whatever else into your paint. When my truck goes off road, I stop at the first quarter carwash to rinse the undercarriage out. I know what the grit does to bearings and surfaces that rub against each other.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...315-162880.jpg
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07-02-2006, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by XTRUKY
I have a Company truck, I can destroy it in any fashion I see fit, if necessary.
BUT I WOULD NOT EVEN TREAT A COMPANY TRUCK LIKE THAT, let alone a $30K vehicle that I have to pay for. We have mud in AZ if it ever rains, and the first thing Kids want to do is take their 4X4's out and see who can cover their trucks with the most mud. Help me out here, is it a red badge of courage thing to drive around for a week cooking the mud, rocks, and whatever else into your paint. When my truck goes off road, I stop at the first quarter carwash to rinse the undercarriage out. I know what the grit does to bearings and surfaces that rub against each other.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...315-162880.jpg
BUT I WOULD NOT EVEN TREAT A COMPANY TRUCK LIKE THAT, let alone a $30K vehicle that I have to pay for. We have mud in AZ if it ever rains, and the first thing Kids want to do is take their 4X4's out and see who can cover their trucks with the most mud. Help me out here, is it a red badge of courage thing to drive around for a week cooking the mud, rocks, and whatever else into your paint. When my truck goes off road, I stop at the first quarter carwash to rinse the undercarriage out. I know what the grit does to bearings and surfaces that rub against each other.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...315-162880.jpg
But I love to see people's faces when they see a $30000+ truck covered with mud, it is hilarious
#42
07-02-2006, 11:13 PM
Originally Posted by se12t
most of the pictures were taken right after, like I said, 3 days to clean it
But I love to see people's faces when they see a $30000+ truck covered with mud, it is hilarious
But I love to see people's faces when they see a $30000+ truck covered with mud, it is hilarious
I need to get my 4wd fixed
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07-03-2006, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by XTRUKY
I have a Company truck, I can destroy it in any fashion I see fit, if necessary.
BUT I WOULD NOT EVEN TREAT A COMPANY TRUCK LIKE THAT, let alone a $30K vehicle that I have to pay for. We have mud in AZ if it ever rains, and the first thing Kids want to do is take their 4X4's out and see who can cover their trucks with the most mud. Help me out here, is it a red badge of courage thing to drive around for a week cooking the mud, rocks, and whatever else into your paint. When my truck goes off road, I stop at the first quarter carwash to rinse the undercarriage out. I know what the grit does to bearings and surfaces that rub against each other.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...315-162880.jpg
BUT I WOULD NOT EVEN TREAT A COMPANY TRUCK LIKE THAT, let alone a $30K vehicle that I have to pay for. We have mud in AZ if it ever rains, and the first thing Kids want to do is take their 4X4's out and see who can cover their trucks with the most mud. Help me out here, is it a red badge of courage thing to drive around for a week cooking the mud, rocks, and whatever else into your paint. When my truck goes off road, I stop at the first quarter carwash to rinse the undercarriage out. I know what the grit does to bearings and surfaces that rub against each other.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...315-162880.jpg
Partially yea...it might be a part of me being an attention ***** (when my truck is like that) but I love to pull in my Lariat next to a jacked up truck that only see dirt in their front yard and see the reaction.
I really can only leave it on for a day or so because then I get an itchin to see the sun reflecting off of the hood again. The undercarriage usually gets washed out on the way home as I cross it through a creek.
(BTW...I wax it before I go to protect the paint)
and besides...if we didn't wait until we get home how would we get all these great pics
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My truck never stays muddy for over a day. I have waxed it 6 times in 3 months. I also clean the undercarriage so well it damn near shines. I go mudding to have fun not to drive around with a mud covered truck to make people think that I am a hardass. The way I look at it is that I have four wheel drive so I might as well enjoy it.
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07-04-2006, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by 99fordman
My truck never stays muddy for over a day. I have waxed it 6 times in 3 months. I also clean the undercarriage so well it damn near shines. I go mudding to have fun not to drive around with a mud covered truck to make people think that I am a hardass. The way I look at it is that I have four wheel drive so I might as well enjoy it.