Crazy Pictures

BDBWTE · November 14, 2002

Makes sense to me

Phhwww who needs a 3/4 ton pickup truck!

This ranger has seen better days

Just me or is it a conspiracy that Ford trucks have to destroy Corvettes?

Prime example of someone with more money than brains.

k1500chevy97 · November 14, 2002

omg that poor car is bottomed out from all that lumber

And i dont even want to get started on people who own f*rds (sorry hillhound)

and that corvette .. thats just wrong

cummins4953 · November 15, 2002

Nor do I want to get started on people who own SUV's with beds Great shot of the Ford running over the 'Vette. Puts cars where they belong...which is out of the way

Anyone notice that the truck seemed to have sustained no damage from the impact

cummins4953 · November 15, 2002

I stand corrected...just looked closer at the truck...at least it is probably driveable

99Silver6.0 · November 15, 2002

WHOOOOOA MAN!!! I dont even want to start on that butchered Vette!! (the one with all the nasty chrome on it) What in the HE// was that guy on? ???

:angry:

HillHound · November 15, 2002

And i dont even want to get started on people who own f*rds (sorry hillhound)

Who...me?

I like that "rice street" photo! My wife even got a laugh out of it!

The SPEEDY · November 19, 2002

Rich people are supposed to be smart and have good taste, so I wonder what that guy was thinking when he had that stuff done.

TahoeSS · November 23, 2002

Where's the bobbing dog head with the eyes that light up when you hit the brakes.

Dare we call that a vette.

Roofer · November 25, 2002

omg that poor car is bottomed out from all that lumber

One of my instructors at my Contractor class showed us that picture. He said the part you can't see in the pic is that in the back seat there was 2,000 lbs. of sackrete(powder concrete in a bag). It supposedly was also loaded by the Home Depot staff.

BDBWTE · November 25, 2002

omg that poor car is bottomed out from all that lumber

One of my instructors at my Contractor class showed us that picture. He said the part you can't see in the pic is that in the back seat there was 2,000 lbs. of sackrete(powder concrete in a bag). It supposedly was also loaded by the Home Depot staff.

Not to mention if you look at the back of the car it is running see the smoke...and the guys wife is asleep in the passenger side of the car..