I drive a black 2019 Silverado..Jerry drives a dark silver 2021 Nissan Frontier

Ford's, Deere, & Polaris...'merica

cmon he lives on the outskirts of a small town and gets around by electric golf cart

Sounds free to me

Hunting and trapping:



Date night and camping:


Dave

89 Toyota 4wd extended cab, flatbed
09 Toyota 4wd extended cab
08 Dodge 4wd 3500 quad cab 6.7 diesel

16 Arctic Cat TBX fourwheeler
12 Arctic Cat Bearcat snowmobile

96 f150 covered in Illinois rust preventative coating.

The blue truck is my every day work truck and the other one is my Sunday, church truck! I used to drive my work truck to church, but, they asked me to drive another vehicle, I don’t know why?

Is that the new DeWalt 20V Max?

Gator Foot, do you need to do a chin up to get up into those things or what?

I don’t have a problem! But, when my wife ware’s a skirt, she stops traffic!!

01 Toyota

I have 5 vehicles 4 of which are collectors age.It’s good to be able to fix everything myself but I can see myself doing a 180 one of these days.

Wife has her cream puff. 2001 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer that I bought for her. Looks and drives like new with only 149,500 miles.

She also drives her 2021 Honda Pioneer 1000. Sometimes she lets me use it.

I drive a 2019 Ford F-350 Lariat Ultimate Fx4 Super Duty Crewcab diesel. Nice wife bought it for me.

Are those logging skidder tires on the blue truck?

You win. Your car could use a bath other than that, it's good to go.

I drive a 2106 GMC sierra 1500 SLT with 110,000 miles on it. The Mrs is already looking at new ones, so guess I may be breaking in a new horse here soon.
Jim

no, skidder tires are not that big. I’m 6’ and they are taller than me. I saw these trucks in front of a tire store and thought it would be fun posting them. They have a few people around here with trucks that big. They have to move them by trailer,some have to take the tires off. A lot of mud holes people like to play in! I don’t have the money for that!! The axles come out of a military trucks. Just in case you want to build one.

Just an observation and not to offend, but between this and the SxS thread its surprising how many advocate foreign products. None of my business how anyone spends their money just taken aback that the over seas stuff seems more popular.

Personally I like quality, it's why I was a Toyota man long before they moved to the states. Also why I've been a Honda fourwheeler fan forever, even though I don't own one because they don't make a model suited for my uses. I don't know about current percentages but as of 2018 or 19 (don't remember which) the auto with the highest percentage made in America was made by Toyota, while number two was made by Honda. Just food for thought. Ford has a huge portion of their vehicles made in Mexico, which isn't overseas, but I don't know about you but I would rather have my stuff made in Japan than in Mexico, a heck of a lot more quality control.

Made in America is great, but it is also often a lie, do your research if that is what you want to support. Personally, like I said, I'll buy the most reliable, longest lasting vehicle that is best suited to my uses (of course sometimes I find a great buy on something I think will work great, like my snowmobile, sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't). If it is a choice between two equally suited and reliable products I'll choose American made, but the quality and usefulness has to be there first.