re: Unless you're rich, your truck color needs to be white or gray.

So you don't know whst that is? I actually envy you

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What about grey?

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check the thread title again Ray Charles.

same thing hoss.

he could have typed "colour" and been grammatically correct.

That was the MF Lincoln truck and if you're sitting there saying,"well that's just a goddamn KR F150 with a chrome grill, wood paneling and a Lincoln logo!", then you would be correct.

People actually bought those things! Wtf!?

Mother of pearl on gold Ram dually baw. You can kma

Lmao wth?

Yeah that's just a ford

Hell no

Yes, I actually had a friend that owned one and I have him so much shite over it he sold it two years later. I will make fun of him till the day he dies over it and rightfully so.

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Skillet

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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say frick your opinion.

My black ram says frick you too.

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when did trucks become luxury items?

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Probably when the sticker price became $60k+

As far as color, if you're going to use the truck off if the pavement, then light colors are best because they don't show dirt or scratches nearly as bad IMO.

Silver is the color I prefer.

Red is for old men.*


*I have a theory about this, I think it might be that when old men, 60+, were young, trucks only came in a few basic colors, one of which was red. So they decide, whether consciously or subconsciously, that when they get old enough to get a truck like they want, or retired, whatever, they choose fire engine red.

When you see a red truck next time, look at the driver, and more often than not, it will be an elderly gentleman.

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*I have a theory about this, I think it might be that when old men, 60+, were young, trucks only came in a few basic colors, one of which was red. So they decide, whether consciously or subconsciously, that when they get old enough to get a truck like they want, or retired, whatever, they choose fire engine red.

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This is 100% true and cannot be refuted.