Silly Boys..

[fredsaid2]

Suburbans have a 2500 version and most are 4x4, that's not big enough to qualify? Can't most SUVs tow more than their open bed truck brethren anyway?

[LordStanley]

Originally Posted by bcp

something heading toward the repair shop?

sorry, after owning three Chrysler products in a row, Lets just say Im not too excited over their quality.

I have a Dodge Ram 2500, Durango and a Plymouth Grand Voyager..... Never had a problem with any of them.

[Queenofdenile1]

Originally Posted by RareBreed

I saw a back window sticker yesterday that said.. "Silly Boys... Big Trucks Are For Country Girls". Too bad she was driving a Suburban. If she thought that was considered a "big truck", I'd hate to see what she thought something like a Ram 2500 4x4 was.

Surburban's are fairly large vehicles. I would consider them a truck of sorts, a covered truck. I've driven a Dodge Ram 2500 4X4, nice vehicle but drinks too much gas. Thats really the only reason why I don't own a truck because of the gas. I love trucks but realistically not practical for me for daily commuting. The key now is to have men friends with big trucks.

[dave1959]

Originally Posted by LordStanley

I have a Dodge Ram 2500, Durango and a Plymouth Grand Voyager..... Never had a problem with any of them.

Ditto that, love my truck and never a problem.

[aps45819 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Cowgirl

Technically, a Suburban is a truck that's been covered. Right? Same frame, etc.

Correct, unless you think driving a big dodge makes your dick big

[HunterJJD]

Originally Posted by Queenofdenile1

Surburban's are fairly large vehicles. I would consider them a truck of sorts, a covered truck. I've driven a Dodge Ram 2500 4X4, nice vehicle but drinks too much gas. Thats really the only reason why I don't own a truck because of the gas. I love trucks but realistically not practical for me for daily commuting. The key now is to have men friends with big trucks.

You have a Truck, pick-up truck, a SUV, Van or a car.
A pickup truck or ute is a light motor vehicle with an open-top rear cargo area.

In North America, the word pickup generally refers to a small or medium sized truck. This light commercial vehicle features:
1.a separate cabin
2.and rear load area or compartment (separate cargo bed).
Instead of a well-type bed (short rigid sides) with an opening rear gate, some pickups have a flat tray back (a.k.a. flatbed). Others may have a specialty body mounted behind the cabin.

[Cowgirl]

Originally Posted by aps45819

Correct, unless you think driving a big dodge makes your dick big

I hope not! Or else I better stop driving BF's truck!

[lulu belle]

Originally Posted by RareBreed

Big- yes
Truck- definately not!

[AK-74me]

Who knew there were so many people offend by calling an SUV a truck?


To me they are a truck with a cover and seats. Most SUV's that I see are 4x4 and are on typical "truck" frames.

[Cowgirl]

Originally Posted by AK-74me

Who knew there were so many people offend by calling an SUV a truck?

Those are the people that get pick-ups because they're "cool" and they look good...not because they are actually going to use it for *gasp* work!