Tex68w
Beach Bum
Brilliant Black, my last one was Blue Jeans Metallic over Caribou.Blue jeans on caribou?
Brilliant Black, my last one was Blue Jeans Metallic over Caribou.Blue jeans on caribou?
I am slowly falling in love with this truck lol![]()
Had a short lived ice event.....you just gotta love some tire chains!
^that's legit Seabass!!
Thanks fellas!!I am slowly falling in love with this truck lol
Awesome set up! Love the truck!Thanks fellas!!
Thank you!Awesome set up! Love the truck!
I would never label anyone driving this truck "idiot" more like "awesome".![]()
Had a short lived ice event.....you just gotta love some tire chains!
Your compliment flatters....Thank you! But, I assure you I am a "Professional Idiot." I make my living farming. Sound people don't do what I do. Just kidding. I'm a very blessed man. I truly love my work. And that's why I was out on that ice. I had farm work to do. It's a seven day a week gig. And, when the weather is less than desirable- my days are just longer. The feed needs of my livestock increase dramatically during these times. That's been one of the reasons I've appreciated this truck so much. I've built it to do all the things I need a truck to do. And it almost never disappoints. It's never failed to start- or keep me moving. Granted I've modified certain points on the truck- it's perfect for me. And I've gotten so many compliments. Makes a guy feel good. I thoroughly enjoy reading about other people's builds, and it seems I've brought some entertainment to those reading mine. This is an awesome community of enthusiasts!I would never label anyone driving this truck "idiot" more like "awesome".
As for the chains, we occasionally get iced up here, I leave the Jeep and truck at home in these conditions.
Too many loosers with no driving skills in this area...they scare me...
Well in this case I am one as well, I run a cow calf operation on the ranch here. Difference is I have to work off the place to keep it afloat...Your compliment flatters....Thank you! But, I assure you I am a "Professional Idiot." I make my living farming. Sound people don't do what I do. Just kidding. I'm a very blessed man. I truly love my work. And that's why I was out on that ice. I had farm work to do. It's a seven day a week gig. And, when the weather is less than desirable- my days are just longer. The feed needs of my livestock increase dramatically during these times. That's been one of the reasons I've appreciated this truck so much. I've built it to do all the things I need a truck to do. And it almost never disappoints. It's never failed to start- or keep me moving. Granted I've modified certain points on the truck- it's perfect for me. And I've gotten so many compliments. Makes a guy feel good. I thoroughly enjoy reading about other people's builds, and it seems I've brought some entertainment to those reading mine. This is an awesome community of enthusiasts!
Yeah- I'm not telling you anything you aren't familiar with. Butt we do it because we enjoy it. I'd rather go broke running cattle than get rich doing a job I hated......I think.Well in this case I am one as well, I run a cow calf operation on the ranch here. Difference is I have to work off the place to keep it afloat...
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This is my 2009 F250 CCSB. 7" IVD suspension, 37" Toyo MTs, 20x10 Fuel hostage wheels (thinking about selling these), 5" straight pipe, S&B intake, H&S Blackmax, SPod touchscreen system, all lighting is Rigid, Snuptop Xtra vision topper, Decked system, Rhinorack Pioneer roof rack. This will serve as my overland rig. I love the 7" IVD suspension kit, but I am wanting to down size to a 4.5" coil over system from IVD. Next on the list is adding a third Aux battery system to run the lights and Snomaster fridge/freezer. I also had my OEM headlights retrofitted with Morimoto M-Leds. I haven't had time to get them installed. New front and rear bumpers will be coming from Backwoods Adventure Mods.![]()
I think it looks great the way it is...
Seems like the rear sags a bet...maybe just the picture???