Dodge Ram Daytona or Rumble Bee?I saw a Ram 1500 yesterday with a fairly big spoiler mounted on the back of the box.
Dodge Ram Daytona or Rumble Bee?
I take ham with me everywhere. the versatility it offers far out weigh any negatives. As long as it's kept cold, you can do so many things with it. i mean who doesnt like a ham sandwhich? I like to just cut off a peice and it it plain.
Honey Baked for the win!
I take ham with me everywhere. the versatility it offers far out weigh any negatives. As long as it's kept cold, you can do so many things with it. i mean who doesnt like a ham sandwhich? I like to just cut off a peice and it it plain.
Honey Baked for the win!
My wife and I are vegan but I did get my HAM technician's license on Saturday.I take ham with me everywhere. the versatility it offers far out weigh any negatives. As long as it's kept cold, you can do so many things with it. i mean who doesnt like a ham sandwhich? I like to just cut off a peice and it it plain.
Honey Baked for the win!
And this quote has brought this thread full circle. Like lipstick on a pig, who's blood will be soaked into the filter on the cigarette you are smoking. . .
I'm gonna get in trouble.....
1-roof racks
2-bumper mounted spare tire/cooler/gascan swing outs
3-too much lift for too little tire
4-big heavy bumpers, especially front ones.
5-roof top tents
6-heavy steel armor over everything
7-snorkels
8-light-duty vehicles that are 6000lbs+
9-rear heavy weight bias
10-TOO much bolt-on stuff....you know who you are!
Ok....I am going to go hide now.....
I'll agree to this as well, no use in having an awesome looking rig in the middle of nowhere that can't be fixed.
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