Absolutely beautiful pic.
Make a blue collar working man's truck that he can afford. There was a time when the big 3 did that but those days are long gone.
You make a good point. I grew up in a small town (graduated in 80) back then it was farm boys and rednecks who drove pickups. Somehow over time trucks became very popular with everyone else, and yes they wanted all the amenities of a luxury car put into a truck.
No one really makes those though. No new trucks are coming with crank windows, manual locks, rubber floors etc. Everything is loaded. Trucks are way bigger and way heavier than they used to be, and all the options are partly to blame.
Crank windows make it too hard to throw the empty beer bottles out.
have to hook shot empties over the top of the cab.
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The coves on our side of the lake tend to have fair depth and with little surface vegetation. On the Northeast side, there are very shallow, but long and covered with surface vegetation, that’s were the gators hang out.
That’s what the rear slider is for.
I’m not sure that anyone who hasn’t dealt with this on a very personal level can truly understand what it’s like. It’s just horrible.
Sum bitch, better get my testosterone checked, that'll get to you.
2023 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Regular Cab Work Truck Long Box 1WT 2-Door 4WD Pickup Automatic
no seatbelts and a steel dash!!!!!! music by a dead guy
It was 11* when I got up around 7 and supposed to be 8* tomorrow morning. The dog is unhappy since I won't walk her below 15*.
Just down the road a ways
Bear Valley?
ATTN folks in the South: WATCH OUT for tornadoes in December. The last several consecutive Decembers had seen killer, long track F5 tornadoes devastate many regions. It seems like December is a mini-season for killer supercell storms with the area from Tennessee to Mississippi being the dry line where those storms form. Gotta be that first influx of polar air from the north hitting still-hot tropical air rolling in from the Gulf.
I had a '70 C-10 Blazer like that with an 8 tract. Should I be worried?
Somebody should save that before it completely falls down. Love the stonework on the chimney and the joinery on the logs.
Thats nice. We had a similar homestead in Virginia built in 1840. Solid hand hewn 14" oak walls that laid flush against each other, very little chinking needed. It was added onto over the years and you could see each rook different over the years. I had the upstairs room and the fireplace sent heat right up the staircase.
The stone chimney wast as nice though. As a stone mason compliments to the mason. Beautiful work. Where is this, it should be saved.
Great Pastor - even for a former crayon eater! I used to attend Stonebriar CC before they built their megachurch - he will be hard to replace but likely go into his 90s like Stanley did. Insights for Living one of the first evangelical great broadcasting channels.
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