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AndyRM

Elder Goth
I take your point but the photo needs something beside the truck for scale to emphasise that point.

This is a variation of it (Ford F250 Superduty)...

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briantrumpet

briantrumpet

Timewaster
Have you only just discovered those monstrosities?! Been around for a while. At least the ones used for their designed purpose make sense, but the "Platinum" edition is a joke.

No, seen them before, but both the ugliness and brutal front end (and lack of sightlines from the windscreen) were particularly stark from this perspective, I thought.

My petrolhead friend at least has the sense to prefer vintage cars which generally had a decent view of the road immediately in front of the car. It's hard to appreciate just how small his Lancia Appia is – but it's just wide enough for two normal-sized people to sit side by side.

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Pblakeney

Legendary Member
Bit harsh that as a comparison, but I get the point.

Like I said, these trucks make sense when they're used for what they're intended, but selling them for general trundling around is madness. Same with Land Rovers over here I guess, although I have seen a few F150s around recently.
I see an increasing amount. And all are status symbols which are never used for their intended use.
They are simply too large for our streets. Yes, I've seen a couple driving with wheels on the pavements either side of the road!
 

AndyRM

Elder Goth
I see an increasing amount. And all are status symbols which are never used for their intended use.
They are simply too large for our streets. Yes, I've seen a couple driving with wheels on the pavements either side of the road!

I did have a chuckle watching one going into a multi storey in town a few weeks ago, as the dangling height restriction sign scraped along the cab.
 
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