Well that was the most clickbait advertise riddled video I have clicked on in a long time... had to fast forward through the entire video to see a scratch
In the first four minutes it showed one of these kids forgetting his oil cap and another had installed his brakes "upside-down." Bunch of rich kids with no sense.
@@Camaron9769 a totally different person, with a totally different truck, all of which is not related to this channel in any way whatsoever. Yeah this is 100% clickbait.
@@mrfixitusa6165 the chevy with the green accents at 8:48 to the right got completely totaled I mean at least the truck was in the vid but it is clickbait
You know when you were a kid and a relative gets you a hideous outfit for Christmas, then your mom makes you wear all day? That's how these trucks feel.
These are some maxed out mall crawlers that are too scared to climb a curb because their rims are 10k. Trucks are supposed to be purpose built and I can't figure out the purpose of these sema trucks. Enlighten me lol
Bruh you have to make sure all your caps etc is tight. People forget we all ain’t perfect and in fact perfect is a dumb word because nobody is perfect and a lot of things/whatever ain’t perfect. Gotta remember though. When I got my first truck... I’m lucky because I actually remembered instantly pulling out of my driveway. I immediately pulled the hood open, and tightened the shit outa my brake fluid container... yeah it wasn’t tightened. I just filled it up and put the cap on then got in my truck to leave and was like “oh shit I didn’t tighten that cap”
Nothing like a group of light clowns, and yes it is envy I so wish I could drive around craving attention and if the lights do not get me noticed I will have my dual train horns just as any child would dream of.
Everyones definitely throwing hate because you have different taste, while they're typing from inside a barn with dirt roads apparently lol They mad cause they could never afford anything close too that
You ever read about the depreciation on these trucks every time they change owners?? Unless the next owner can upgrade them even further, prices drop! They’re too hard to maintain, and a lot of times, the next owner loses interest in it.
These trucks would be more... Impressive except when every 17 yo in texas literally has one. If everyone in america had a brand new lambo... No one would find them special. As such...when everyone.. Including welfare cases, no job convicts, high school kids etc etc has a lifted diesel.. Their just not ... Special or impressive anymore. I mean hell.. They have become so common that youtubers have made a living out of wrecking them.. Destroying them etc. Lol... Its really gotten to where 0 people care... Except those who own them..lol. Yes people.. Their big.. Their massive.. Bur their common as fuck now. They've shit all over uniqueness and originality... Because... Their all the same as well. No skill..no imagination.. Same shit different day. Lol.. Anyone with 680 credit can have the same truck in an HOUR. Why? Because... Their already built fabbed and road ready.. Fill out a credit app and your just as cool and unique as one of these guys... Basically.. Join a truck club overnight. Same parts... Same stance... Same low end reliability and same ole same ole trailer trucks and highway princesses. More than half these trucks were bought jacked and as is from a dealership. Anyone... I mean anyone cam buy a cookie cutter truck like these and join the club. Their pride is what gets me... Lol.. Anyone could have two in the driveway by dinner time. ROFL... Socialism will end this craze.. Don't believe me? Do the research......... It wont be illegal to own one.. But they have a 4 point plan to remove these from the streets. In two years or so... Few people will even be allowed to purchase a truck like this. How?.. NGD outlines will make it illegal to drive something like this without a permit showing the truck is used to transport commercially. Meaning... Commerical uses will be required to buy and drive one. NGD guidelines basically state that the average working american will be required to own and operate a vehicle based on fuel mileage, weight, and purpose. Basically the NGD will reqire most to drive small crossovers and mid size cars and trucks. Until 2024 when basically all personal use vehicles will be required to have an electric motor with or without the combustion motor. 4 years left... The worst part is?.... There won't even be a government buy back option and owners won't be allowed to operate or sell their giant diesel trucks. Lol.... The feds will simply take it in impound the first opportunity they get.
hey your truck is like a dream truck bro your a true inspiration bro imma keep grinding and start doing yt stuff with my f150 and try to get noticed thanks for being inspiring bro keep up the good work your definitely going to blow up really big one day i know it i’m just waiting for you to hit that 100k then your just going to take off good luck
There sharp trucks and all but the bicycle tires suck and having a 4wheel drive that big that can drop like a low rider defeats the purpose of having a big four-wheel-drive don’t it
Did someone really bring a piece of shit jeep truck lmaooo those things are absolute garbage. I would rather take an old ass 70’s model vehicle that’s been to hell and back rather than a jeep truck
