My Truck

[Fusion]

Nice truck man! You did some good work on it for sure. Thanks for sharing

 

[bergz0]

yo thanks bro, i really appreciate it

 

[bergz0]

thank you green pig!

 

[Boggin]

Dude i like the truck, espically the outside!, and the interior is sick.. want to trade for my peice of shit rust bucket cunny scab that wont even move?

 

[Boggin]

oh and btw my peice of shit rust bucket cunny scab is also stuck in the woods behind my house

 

[BMT_Ranger]

you do all the work???

 

[bergz0]

lol show me pics of the rust bucket, want to see what it looks like,

and yes, I did alll the work, no shop touched it.

 

[Boggin]

Here Ya Go

Babys Clean Interior

Front Bumper Is A Bit Rusty

 

[Boggin]

and Ill throw in my cobra head shifter knob as you can see in the interior pic

 

[Boggin]

And the tail gate, rear bumper, and panliner, and shit loaf of other cunny scabs lol

 

[bergz0]

lol i cant

 

[Boggin]

haha, thought so
btw you should check out my forum "ok, got to thinking", i need all the opinions i can get

 

[bergz0]

wheres it at? and anybody else wanna give me there opinions?

 

[Boggin]

http://therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16657

 

[Will]

wow, guess noone likes my truck

Obviously you have the desire and ability to make things happen, but I don't see what that truck is focused on. It looks like you have put on everything you could find. To me, a truck needs an identity and then everything should support that identity.

There's a lot of details I like about it. But it's way too cluttered. The visor says "big rig" but big rig ain't Euro. Euro is compact, trim, minimal. That truck isn't any of that either. It's lifted, but it has those rims. The underglow is like Japanese Tech hotrods (popular for 20+ years in Japan and just making it big here in the last few), but that isn't a Japanese Tech hotrod.

I just feel confused by that truck. Lot's of people think Inspector Gadget is cool so it's probably a lot cooler truck than I give it credit for.

But I would pick a vehicle that you really admire and try to copy the essence of it. It's art, or it should be. Everything needs to work together. In fact, the One Man's Junk saying is based on that very philosophy. I know it's true because whenever I put something down on the road, it's gone in the morning. I have a permanent FREE sign nailed to a railroad landscaping tie down there.