pics of my truck and fat cat

[BallKingdom]

Mine would be around 25 or so, it's a she, hehe.

[BallKingdom]

Oh, and it's not fat, it's pleasently plump

[Jeanne]

HAHAHA- Mine was past "pleasantly plump".

[pimp_n_python]

mines just a fat a$*
he eats anything
i keep telling him glutiny is a sin but h won't listen

[pimp_n_python]

Oh and to ironheads Q

i can't drive it in the winter because i live in canada and there is always salt on the roads due to snow and its extreamly hard on the body of the truck.

oh and I have about 400 horsepower all in the rear i can't barely stop slideing out in the rain let alone snow i'd probably end up crashing it

[Jesús]

Is that truck is a ford??? Usually all the ford trucks have the same problem stoping. That way I don't like them so much.
Jesús

[Ironhead]

Well, my truck has a good undercoating so i dont worry about the salt. I also put five 200lb kiln slab's in the back for the traction issue. Never had any problem with it. But I love driving in winter conditions, the more ice or snow there is, the more I enjoy the adventure. But that's just me.......

[Ironhead]

And it's not a Ford Jesus......It's a General Motors Product. Im not the best in figuring out the difference, so it is either a GMC or Chevrolet. Same thing, different name.

[Jesús]

oops !!!!

[invadertoast]

I always thought Chevrolet was supposed to be the step up, somewhat nicer truck than the same model only the GMC version... don't know this for a fact though. I just assume all car companies work the same. As in Ford is bottom of the line, but they make Mercury and Lincoln which get slightly nicer respectively.