Steve Turner wrote:
On 2/24/2010 6:32 PM, Phisherman wrote:
I use my (Tundra) truck for hauling wood. I baby it (change oil,
washings, regular maintenance) because it is the only vehicle I own. I
guess I treat it like a car. When I bought it new the spray-on liner
was $1100 (ouch), so I got the traditional liner and I'm happy with
it. My driveway is sloped concrete, the tailgate almopst touches the
driveway, so I can almost use it like a loading dock for big items.

I have a Tundra too and I love it; I baby it as far as maintenance goes
because I want it to last, but it's still a truck. God made trucks to
haul stuff, and that's exactly how I use it.

Something that cracks me up (or ****es me off, depending on my level of
patience that day) about people with their "precious" pickups is when I
get behind one in a parking lot going over those silly speed bumps.
Some of these guys _crawl_ over them like they're a land mine or
something. Come on, BE A MAN! It's a TRUCK for crying out loud -- that
stupid little speed bump is NOT going to hurt it!


It ain't the truck, it's the kidneys!