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Colossus Senior Enthusiast

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Most women see men as having ego issues who have riced out/decked out vehicles. At least that is what I was told.

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Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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How is that a problem? Some of the most beautiful women in the world are with guys with the biggest egos in the world.

 

...I mean hypothetically, of course. ... I'm married and old.

Jtanner129 Enthusiast

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I love seeing a nice looking girl driving a truck.

 

A few weeks ago I saw a smoking hot petite blonde in a miniskirt jump down from the driver's seat of a 6" lifted '07+ Silverado up the street from me.

 

I agree. It was probably her boyfriend's truck unfortunately. It's hard to get that lucky.

SnakeEyeSS Senior Enthusiast

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My wife was in the Tahoe one day and a Silverado pulled up next to her at the light. The guy revved up. She revved back. The guy backed off the line. :lol:

 

I guess the crackle from the Long Tube Headers scared him.

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Once My Wife Seen My Lifted 84 Gmc With 39.5 I Knew I Had Her!! Haha.

You sure it wasn't the other way around?

PJB Enthusiast

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The girl Im seeing saw my new truck and said "it doesn't sit as high as your other truck did". Damn, I guess I need to do something about that. My last truck just had a 2" level and tires a few sizes bigger than stock.

She's not a car/truck girl at all but even she noticed the height difference right away

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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I met my now wife about a month after I got my 2000 z71

 

 

Ryan

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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I met my first wife when I had my 79 El Camino. Still got the same one...wife, that is.

MD Chevy Enthusiast

MD Chevy

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My wife choosed me for what I have in my pants...

 

:dunno:

so long

 

j-ten-ner

Your wallet?

Colossus Senior Enthusiast

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My ex loved my truck but I also impressed her with a rental 2012 Chevy Impala one day when I took a "detour" to get around some places closed down that led to us having to drive down 7 miles of a nasty dirt road, and then driving the car thru some common area and onto the highway. The car held up well I did not get stuck, and she says the next car she is going to get is going to be a Chevy. Sure beats her crammed Corolla! I still have scars on my head from trying to get into and out of that thing.

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