Must be where you live. Around here people actually use their trucks. You know, they haul, pull, etc. in them. My wife has a 4x4 because she drives 25 miles to work (one way) on a dirt road -- not gravel, dirt. That means deep mud when it's wet. Most of my neighbors are either ranchers or farmers, and they use their pickups as trucks, not Barbie fashion statements. Like I say, it must be where you live that makes you so arrogant about what other people drive. Bill in SE Arizona ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Salicos" <tomsalicos@ATTBI.COM> > > I saw lots of SUV packages on a long drive to So Cal in my Vanagon (RVC) > last month. Maybe I can help you out. These are my top three favorites: > > 1) The "Barbie and Ken On Safari" Land Rover Discovery, offering an > optional observation deck and tripod mount, in case any Wildebeast > migrations pass through your neighborhood. > > 2) The "Contractor Ken" F350 Super Duty pickup, with optional designer > scuff marks for the bed, so it looks like something has actually been hauled > with it. > > 3) The "Self-Actualized Barbie" Ford Expedition with built-in cell phone > and entertainment center, so you don't have to waste your time talking to > your kids when you drive anymore. |
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