I have the video... LOLThank God I didn't ask you about pics.
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I have the video... LOLThank God I didn't ask you about pics.
I so need that sticker bonus if it works.Mine noticed I labeled my up fitter switcheswas not amused
LOL, I encourage my wife to drive ours and most of the time she prefers to drive her older pick up. Heck I don't' even drive the Bronco that much. We are both kind of afraid if something happens, so hard to get service and parts. Our other vehicles are so much easier to get service and parts for we tend to drive those much more.My wife won't drive my Bronco!
She is afraid that if she wrecks it I'd divorce her.
We've been married 35 years and she's probably right.
Ditto to all but I have the Bronco and I wouldn’t drive my husband’s truck for fear of divorce (after the heartbreak, cussing, planning for the next truck)! Besides the Bronco is way more fun!My wife won't drive my Bronco!
She is afraid that if she wrecks it I'd divorce her.
We've been married 35 years and she's probably right.
Don't forget it needs underglow as well!No, your Sequoia needs a roof spoiler, quad exhausts, and flame decals emanating from the front wheels and hood. Oh, yes: wheels with a three-inch smaller diameter.
Go all in and apply the fake Buick Roadster fender vents.Don't forget the bullet hole vinyl stickers on the rear hatch
Pretty sure everyone from this area has told some variation of that story to the wife or kids. I can't even recall all the things I've made up that have probably stuck with her and I doubt I'll ever know which stories she still believes are true lolOkay. I get in trouble for sharing funny wife stories, but . . .
The year was 1999. We were traveling from home to Fort Davis to visit the State Park, McDonald Observatory, National Historic Site, etc. Stopped at a rest area for a pee break. The wife noticed an information board at the rest area about the Chihuahuan Desert. She asked me why it was called the Chihuahuan Desert, and off the top of my head I came up with a cockamamie story about the desert being filled with marauding packs of wild chihuahuas. I "explained" to her that, much like piranhas, one chihuahua couldn't really hurt you. They travel in packs of hundreds, though. And hundreds of them together can take down deer, cattle, sometimes even humans and eat them leaving only a few bones. I told her that any time she was outside in the area she should keep her eyes open for a dust cloud on the horizon because it could be one of those packs of killer chihuahuas. At the time I had no idea she believed me.
A few days later we are back home. I come home from work one day to find that she is mad at me. "What's wrong?" I asked.
"You lied to me!" she screamed. I had no idea what she meant, so I asked. "The chihuahuas! I told them about it at work and THEY LAUGHED AT ME!!"
For some reason she never believes me any more.
You can tell me thoHey Bradley Thorton,
I have a very funny story about your wife, but I can't tell it as you did not know her then...