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If you could have a dedicated hunting truck, what kind of gadgets would you have installed? I'm thinking about ripping the carpet out of an older truck and spraying in a spray in bedliner. Cubby holes for blind bags and vertical racks for gun storage as well.

I would use a late 70's early 80's Bronco with a full size mattress in the back instead of a seat so that I could put together MILF's if hunting was slow.

I would plumb the windshield washer pump to a bottle of liquor

And have the tube go through the dash ala TPB's

I'd want a fullsize blazer or maybe suburban. a big pull out drawer in the back with two dog boxes on top of that. Taking out the carpet is a good idea. I wouldn't go to crazy because it will probably end up trashed anyway

This would be a fun hunting truck


Merica!

Redbeard wrote:

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That's a real nice hunting truck you've got there red! How much did that set you back?


#ionlyknowhowtohuntspoonies

My truck is full-time dedicated to hunting. Stock Dodge Ram Bighorn works pretty well. Arkansas dirt roads are hell on vehicles no matter what you drive.

aunt betty wrote:My truck is full-time dedicated to hunting. Stock Dodge Ram Bighorn works pretty well. Arkansas dirt roads are hell on vehicles no matter what you drive.

is the dirt in Arkansas radioactive?

aunt betty wrote:My truck is full-time dedicated to hunting. Stock Dodge Ram Bighorn works pretty well. Arkansas dirt roads are hell on vehicles no matter what you drive.

Dodge sucks

one2many wrote:

aunt betty wrote:My truck is full-time dedicated to hunting. Stock Dodge Ram Bighorn works pretty well. Arkansas dirt roads are hell on vehicles no matter what you drive.

is the dirt in Arkansas radioactive?

As unpredictable as the weather in Michigan.

one2many wrote:

aunt betty wrote:My truck is full-time dedicated to hunting. Stock Dodge Ram Bighorn works pretty well. Arkansas dirt roads are hell on vehicles no matter what you drive.

is the dirt in Arkansas radioactive?

It looks like regular dirt to me. The ice and snow possibly could be though.

The Duck Hammer wrote:

one2many wrote:

aunt betty wrote:My truck is full-time dedicated to hunting. Stock Dodge Ram Bighorn works pretty well. Arkansas dirt roads are hell on vehicles no matter what you drive.

is the dirt in Arkansas radioactive?

It looks like regular dirt to me. The ice and snow possibly could be though.

It's the powerlines that get you

The dirt roads in Arkansas are made out of shard of rock, not gravel. Pointy bits of rock and sand...very fine gritty stuff that tears up wheel seals and bearings. I go thru tires and will be replacing every bearing several times before my truck is done. 60k now. I plan on having that dodge a long time. I only put about 7-10k a year on it if that...

aunt betty wrote:The dirt roads in Arkansas are made out of shard of rock, not gravel. Pointy bits of rock and sand...very fine gritty stuff that tears up wheel seals and bearings. I go thru tires and will be replacing every bearing several times before my truck is done. 60k now. I plan on having that dodge a long time. I only put about 7-10k a year on it if that...

Dodges suck! Oh and gravel is shards of rock.

It's called the "meatwagon."

Bulldog0156 wrote:

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It's called the "meatwagon."

We call those hippie wagons around here. Just needs an M22, oryana, and rainbow pride sticker and youd blend right into TC!

Bulldog0156 wrote:

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It's called the "meatwagon."

What is that ? Looks fairly new

Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

Bulldog0156 wrote:Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

I'm lookin to get one myself. What year is yours?

jarbo03 wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

I'm lookin to get one myself. What year is yours?

2005, 151,000ish on it. Headgasket was done right before I bought it around 130,000.

Be warned, if you buy a subaru with a 2.5 litre engine, the headgasket will go at some point. Other than than that, they are fantastic and reliable.

Bulldog0156 wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

I'm lookin to get one myself. What year is yours?

2005, 151,000ish on it. Headgasket was done right before I bought it around 130,000.

Be warned, if you buy a subaru with a 2.5 litre engine, the headgasket will go at some point. Other than than that, they are fantastic and reliable.

Did jiffy lube do the work?

3legged_lab wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

I'm lookin to get one myself. What year is yours?

2005, 151,000ish on it. Headgasket was done right before I bought it around 130,000.

Be warned, if you buy a subaru with a 2.5 litre engine, the headgasket will go at some point. Other than than that, they are fantastic and reliable.

Did jiffy lube do the work?

Ford snob!

Bulldog0156 wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

I'm lookin to get one myself. What year is yours?

2005, 151,000ish on it. Headgasket was done right before I bought it around 130,000.

Be warned, if you buy a subaru with a 2.5 litre engine, the headgasket will go at some point. Other than than that, they are fantastic and reliable.

I already looked into that, had my bro price out parts and machine shop, dad would help me do the work. Was one on C-list today, tried to contact but got no reply.

AKPirate wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

I'm lookin to get one myself. What year is yours?

2005, 151,000ish on it. Headgasket was done right before I bought it around 130,000.

Be warned, if you buy a subaru with a 2.5 litre engine, the headgasket will go at some point. Other than than that, they are fantastic and reliable.

Did jiffy lube do the work?

Ford snob!

Now you're just trying to start shit tim. A long while back bulldog told a story about being pissed at jiffy lube, I thought.

3legged_lab wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

I'm lookin to get one myself. What year is yours?

2005, 151,000ish on it. Headgasket was done right before I bought it around 130,000.

Be warned, if you buy a subaru with a 2.5 litre engine, the headgasket will go at some point. Other than than that, they are fantastic and reliable.

Did jiffy lube do the work?

Ford snob!

Now you're just trying to start shit tim. A long while back bulldog told a story about being pissed at jiffy lube, I thought.

Dont splash the pot Tim.

3legged_lab wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:Subaru Outback. It's for hunters with class

I'm lookin to get one myself. What year is yours?

2005, 151,000ish on it. Headgasket was done right before I bought it around 130,000.

Be warned, if you buy a subaru with a 2.5 litre engine, the headgasket will go at some point. Other than than that, they are fantastic and reliable.

Did jiffy lube do the work?

Ford snob!

Now you're just trying to start shit tim. A long while back bulldog told a story about being pissed at jiffy lube, I thought.

Yep. Got the JL avatar from one of the Swamps. Been doing oil changes on my vehicles ever since that incident. Still chaps my ass.

3legged_lab wrote:Dont splash the pot Tim.

This post is accurate and off-topic at the same time