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The thing is she actually wanted a truck to help with some light hauling we do from time to time. Her mom and I both drive cars and have always had to borrow grandpas truck for brush, furniture etc.. She saw a need/way to help and asked to fill it. Plus she just likes trucks. A practical teenager........ go figure. |
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p.s. ford rangers are a better buy. just sayin' :) |
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Pffft... Ford Rangers. Give me a break. I'd have bought her a Toyota Tacoma if I could afford it. |
Make sure she wears her seatbelt as well as everyone in the car - always. A good friend of my kid's just died because she was sleeping the passenger seat of a pathfinder without her seatbelt on. The driver apparently went off the road a little, then over-corrected and rolled the car. Which teenagers have a tendency to do.
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i got ready to make a fiery car crash joke until i read suds' post. so i'ma just gonna stop right there. ('sides, the ranger was my first truck. pretty goddamned dependable son. only reason i don't have it now is that my little bro needed a ride for a few weeks. 12 years later, here we are talking about trucks) daughter has good choice in vehicles. seriously, in my history, my cars always broke down, where as the trucks never have. |
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I'll insult Ford... no way no how would my kids first, second, third or fourth car be a Ford.
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shoe horn 350 into that bad boy... (that's pretty much my answer to everything).
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