Trucks

• Belly35

  

  I completely get it if you're a country bumpkin, back woods, rural living, farming, and outdoors type guy 4x4 would be useful for those type of application. I live in the city, drive on cleared roads, use my truck for minimum hauling no need for 4W
  
  My Jeep GCL with two hundred pounds over the rear wheels never had a problem sliding side to side.
  
  will I buy a 4W truck ... Yes when the usage require it, when I buy more property than I have now or some lake front rural summer home/vacation
  
  buying a truck like buying a house .. Need to know location, location, usage...
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  NO ONE ASKED FOR YOUR OPINION BELLY!!!!!!
• Belly35

  

  ZWICK 4 PREZ;1709061 wrote:NO ONE ASKED FOR YOUR OPINION BELLY!!!!!!

  So now you're against freedom of speech..
  I didn't know there was a sign up sheet for opinion giving on an open forum site... Me bad mofo
• WebFire

  I used my 4x4 today, mofo.
• Uz2Bon36

  

  WebFire;1709145 wrote:I used my 4x4 today, mofo.

  How much snow have ya got?
• ernest_t_bass

  

  I used the 4x4 as well
• mcburg93

  

  I used my front wheel drive car today. It worked great and even had to plow through a few drifts. Hope this helps.
• WebFire

  Uz2Bon36;1709147 wrote:How much snow have ya got?

  4-5" but one of the townships hadn't had the plows out yet. Once they did roads were clear.
• Uz2Bon36

  

  Betting Justin likes his Subby tomorrow. Sounds like lots o' snow coming his way.