Woody.
Sadly, this is the last week of Truck Month x2. That is unless one of our staffers gets up off his lazy ass and takes a couple of photos of a truck I keep telling him to shoot (yeah, I'm talking about you,
Karl). Anyways this one is once again from the San Diego area (Man those, San Diego-ites...San Diego-uns...San Die-guns...San Diegans! love their trucks.) and you just don't see this kind of craftsmanship anymore, or...uh...ever. Um, yeah, this one is scary even by normal stabbin' cabin standards. I do like the damage to the right front quarterpanel that's probably never going to get fixed, and the fish window detail, those are nice touches. So there you go, a great way to end Truck Month(s). So we salute you truck owners (and maybe make fun of you at the same time), without you, gas wouldn't be $3+ per gallon. So thanks for that.
Purple Haze.
Ok. So. What is this? A truck? An old VW bus? A '30s Ford? Our answer; it's all three, and it's magically delicious. Another one from the San Diego area and, I mean, seriously we don't have anything else to say because there's really nothing to make fun of and yet there is but we don't know where to start. This one is sheer awesomeness in it's rawest form. Enjoy.
Purple Rain.
Sorry this one took so long, I was rehabing from a Vegas trip. Like anyone reads this thing anymore anyway. I'm sure our two readers were crushed the last couple of days when they didn't see an update. Anyways, I believe this one was taken near Ocean Beach in the San Diego area. I imagine the guy that owns this one takes a bunch of shit from his construction co-workers for painting his work truck light purple. The lightning bolts are nice and awesome and all, but the truck is still purple; you can't get around that, dude. However, if it was any other color, I guarantee it would look strange, and that's basically his only defense and it's not much of one. So we salute you Mr. Purple Lightning Bolt Truck Owner; Mission Accomplished.
Monsta.
Sorry about yesterday, I was kinda busy. Besides, Tuesday's the new Monday right? Anyway, this one was taken by a friend of an old boss of mine at Lake Havasu, Arizona, even though it looks like something straight outta the
909. This is a call,
Flatbillers unite! I wouldn't be shocked if the bro who owns this one lives in Riverside for 50 weeks a year and then in Havasu for 2. And he's 38 and tries to pick up on drunk college girls on Spring Break. Let it go dude, just let it go; it's time to grow up now. Anyways, back to the truck, seriously, the lift kit and tires on this thing are just plain stupid, but hats off to the flame detail on the windows and the smoothed out bumper with the Cadillac emblem in the grill. Keep up the good work bra, we salute you.
