Just can't get a good basic truck, like the old days!

[Hay Dude]

Texas is so big that every citizen in the USA could live in Texas on 1 acre lots.

 

[Jstpssng]

Texas is so big that every citizen in the USA could live in Texas on 1 acre lots.

Watch what you say. It'll give certain people ideas!

 

[4570Man]

Texas is so big that every citizen in the USA could live in Texas on 1 acre lots.

It’s 171 million acres so you’d have to 2 person households to make that work. By the time you build roads and utility easements you’d probably need to put 3 people per house.

 

[Hay Dude]

It’s 171 million acres so you’d have to 2 person households to make that work. By the time you build roads and utility easements you’d probably need to put 3 people per house.

Yes, you’re right, it’s not every individual, it’s every household.

 

[goeduck]

Texas is so big that every citizen in the USA could live in Texas on 1 acre lots.

Careful. Best send some of them to Alaska where they'd get 2.5 acres and freeze to.... well never mind.

 

[RB5]

Texas is so big that every citizen in the USA could live in Texas on 1 acre lots.

Please don't say that. I don't want to have to divide my land into 1 acre lots or see how much more crowded the roads would be.

 

[paulsharvey]

Ok, this is strictly about trucks, and not about politics, but didnt they just approve Kei trucks to be manufactured and sold in the US? Will they be exempt from some safety or emissions? Because without that part, they are $12,500 trucks, that will cost $25k+; with 50% being safety and emissions

 

[WinterDeere]

What people claim they want on Internet forums everywhere:



What they actually choose to buy, when they're at the dealership:



Money speaks louder than TBN posts!

 

[Mtsoxfan]

I bet you could resto-mod an older truck for much less than a new one. Not talking collector resto-mods, but new/rebuilt engine, rebuilt trans, paint and adding disc brakes.

I miss a pickups bench seat and vent windows...

 

[4570Man]

I bet you could resto-mod an older truck for much less than a new one. Not talking collector resto-mods, but new/rebuilt engine, rebuilt trans, paint and adding disc brakes.

I miss a pickups bench seat and vent windows...

But why would I want to? BTW those old trucks were actually pretty expensive if you consider how basic the build was and factor in inflation. Take it one step further and calculate how many acres of farm land you could buy for a truck price back then vs now.