They painted one?Kind of like this ugly, flavor-of-the-month POS in chalkboard finish? These hunks of junk should come with a box of colored sidewalk chalk…
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For us bumpkins there's something more curious in this picture than a ridiculously expensive, ridiculously shaped "truck" (wouldn't pass muster as an actual truck around here, but I digress...) - the parking meter! Seriously: Wal-Mart killed the parking meter in the rural south (and maybe elsewhere. I don't get out much). We all had them growing up, but when Wal-Mart killed all of the downtown traffic, so went the parking meters (and this is no commentary on Wal-Mart). Most of the small towns around here would just about pay patrons to park downtown just to have the traffic.Kind of like this ugly, flavor-of-the-month POS in chalkboard finish? These hunks of junk should come with a box of colored sidewalk chalk…
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It does look smaller!Somehow it makes it look smaller. They are pretty big when I saw one in person. Still nearly as tall as the garage door.
Kind of like this ugly, flavor-of-the-month POS in chalkboard finish? These hunks of junk should come with a box of colored sidewalk chalk…
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Yeah, saw one of those ugly things outside a movie theater last week. Again, good on anyone who likes 'em. I'll pass.
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I have a high school classmate who has fallen up into a series of security services contractor gigs over the last 15 or so years. It has allowed him the luxury of buying a revolving garage of upscale cars, the latest of which is the abominable cyber truck. I ended up blocking him on the socials because he posted multiple glamor shots daily of his new ride.
To each, his own, I guess. But I can think of a lot of better vehicles on which to drop $150k.




Yes, right into a dumpster...um...Cyber-Truck.I absolutely love the way this thread derailed!
Definitely Peavey ugly.So, you're saying the Cybertruck is...Peavey Powered?