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paul34 @ Sep 26th 2007 7:14PM
>>Most people buy pickup trucks for one reason, and one reason alone: to carry stuff. They don't buy pickups because they want to drive a sports car
Unfortunately, and sadly, you are not correct in this aspect.
Reference the Dodge Ram SRT-10, F-150 Roush, etc. Pickups with lots of power, poor weight distribution, excessive weight, and a severe identity crises.
They are hella fast though. And yes, I did say "hella."