mortonm
Expedition Leader
And yet only slightly taller than most of the bro-dozers running around
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And yet only slightly taller than most of the bro-dozers running around
wreckdiver1321
Overlander
I have just added a new term to my vocabulary. :sombrero:
mortonm
Expedition Leader
The relationship of "real trucks" to bro-dozers is inversely proportional to the size of the city you live in, I.E more people less practical and useful trucks which is also equivalent to more people, more douches
wreckdiver1321
Overlander
I have also noticed this correlation. My friend and I have observed what we call the "Cummins Conundrum", however this would apply to all 3/4 ton 4x4 American diesel trucks. You know the type. Mud tires, fender flares, huge gaping exhaust stacks big enough to lose a volleyball in, tons of chrome, huge steel bumpers, lifted about a foot, 20" rims and absolutely perfect paint. We call these "street queens" or "pavement pounders."
My favorite are the guys with duallys (inevitably they are driving a Cummins dually) who decide they need to run semi wheels and tires, which they need to put lifts on for, to go with their chrome stacks and god awful HID converted everything.
Meanwhile I'm happy to putter along in my little Frontier.
mortonm
Expedition Leader
These are all synonymous with bro-dozer, maybe it's a regional term. I assure you we have a lot more in southern Ontario than you do in Montana
wreckdiver1321
Overlander
It's possible.
Ahhh that may be true, but remember we're close to the Bakken oil field. Full of Neanderthals who are now making more money than some surgeons. They are bound to spend it on something ludicrous. Our population of these "bro-dozers" is growing rapidly.
mortonm
Expedition Leader
Fair enough, you guys just have a lot more outlets to actually need and use a truck or SUV (beyond normal construction/commercial)
wreckdiver1321
Overlander
Yes, this is true. So I see just as many used and abused or properly outfitted trucks as I do pointless ones.
Allof75
Pathfinder
Here in SoCal we have brodozers galore- usually a last gen silverado in either black or pearl, with a 6" fabtech lift (or wasted coil overs), 2wd, and perfect paint.
Then we have king bros like my neighbor who has a new tundra with all the prerunning fixings from Camburg, the trailer, the dirt bikes, the Harley, the trailer, a cj7, and a new Lexus Is350 f sport. All on top of the upgraded house etc. People like him make the most money in their friend group and get the most wasted on New Years.
Then we have king bros like my neighbor who has a new tundra with all the prerunning fixings from Camburg, the trailer, the dirt bikes, the Harley, the trailer, a cj7, and a new Lexus Is350 f sport. All on top of the upgraded house etc. People like him make the most money in their friend group and get the most wasted on New Years.
mortonm
Expedition Leader
goes without saying, if you have a bro-dozer you must have at least two of the following; Harley, Dirt bike, snowmobile, jetski, boat, ATV
Patrollife
Explorer
These are my two pride and joys....if I were to add a third it would probably be a LC70 series, Defender Pick Up or FJ40.
