" The Thrilla in Button Willa"...

The dude needs to be good at something I guess...

He may well be the master but it is obvious there are quite a few journeymen in the group. :thumbsup:

When I sling the mudd I can back it up. I don't get on here and try to tell the whole world I'm Dale Jr like some of you. Because I'm not, I would actually rather be stuck at the shop try to build something else. But I am pretty quick with the wit on most days. So just know if you mess with the bull you get the horns.

Now back to My little buddy Todd. I'm curious how long of a running start you had to get with that cute little Tundra truck you pulled the 3800 lbs boat anchor in an enclosed trailer over the the grade out of Vegas. Did you have to drive all the way to Utah to get a running start to make it over the hill or did a friend of yours with an American made truck have to give you the Daytona two car draft to get up and over the hill? I realize you have kept the "TIOTA" Tundra truck of yours a secret and you only bought it after all the commercials on TV. That one with the fire sure makes you feel like it's almost American made. But come on a Toyota Tundra?


Oh let me guess, It's Kelly's.

I bought KELLI's Tundra so it wouldn't strand us in the middle of nowhere multiple times. :D She was driving a truck when I met her, and she still likes to drive a truck. :thumbsup:

P.S. Middle of the Summer with the AC on, pulls both grades easily and the temp gauges DON'T MOVE.

So let me get this straight, You use your soon to be wife's truck to pull your car to the the track? WOW. I'm kinda Speechless at this point.


I hope I have not gone to FAR. :_paranoid :D :D :_paranoid

Keep it coming big boy, you aren't going to hurt my feelings. I've spent 12 years dealing with the PUBLIC.:lol:

I take it hunting & fishing too....:D

Toyota Tundra is made in America with 65% U.S. made parts.

If you're going to sling crap ya gotta get you're facts right.


Notice how quiet I'm being? :unibrow:

Dale Jr? Naaahhh... no nepotism here...

I'd rather be like Danica anyway as she rarely finishes high and hits everything on the track except the finish line. :thumbsup: :lol:

I'll drive, and you just build lowriders. :D

I hope my 96 Dually can still pull my trailer up the Grapevine with a car in it. I love the idea of driving the car to the track, however I am not riding with the AAA driver again for 4 hours if it decides to break.

I have taken a different view of taking your car to the track with a truck and trailer now----I would rather drive the car to the track or course--but it's a pain to have it towed 200+ miles on a flatbed.

Time to get the truck back in shape----geez, mo expenditures.