Ranger/S10 ?

Unit 5302 · 09-14-2001, 08:20 PM

Well, I wouldn't really expect a lot of rust on an Oklahoma truck.

Here where roads are salted any S-10 pickup older than 1995 has rusted out at the bottom back of the cab at the rocker panel. I'm talking holes. Big ones. It's not that it's just common, it's a very good rule of thumb. It's also not that people haven't taken care of them, it's that they have shitty drainage, and they were poorly constructed.

As far as the 4wd system, yet it sucks, hard core. I'm sure the 4 wheelin you do in the snow and what not down there in Tulsa is exciting, but the Caravan rentals we had at Fed Ex 1998's put the 4x4 Blazers to shame, and if you think a pickup has SUV traction on the snow and ice, you're nuts. Quite frankly, the 4wd performed marginally better than most FWD cars. Just plain sorry. Drive a Ford truck with 4wd and a Chev with 4wd back to back in the snow here and then give an opinion.

Since Godslayer doesn't require a 4wd, it's a semi mute point anyway.

09-14-2001, 08:20 PM	#11
Unit 5302 Registered Member Join Date: May 1999 Posts: 5,246	Well, I wouldn't really expect a lot of rust on an Oklahoma truck. Here where roads are salted any S-10 pickup older than 1995 has rusted out at the bottom back of the cab at the rocker panel. I'm talking holes. Big ones. It's not that it's just common, it's a very good rule of thumb. It's also not that people haven't taken care of them, it's that they have shitty drainage, and they were poorly constructed. As far as the 4wd system, yet it sucks, hard core. I'm sure the 4 wheelin you do in the snow and what not down there in Tulsa is exciting, but the Caravan rentals we had at Fed Ex 1998's put the 4x4 Blazers to shame, and if you think a pickup has SUV traction on the snow and ice, you're nuts. Quite frankly, the 4wd performed marginally better than most FWD cars. Just plain sorry. Drive a Ford truck with 4wd and a Chev with 4wd back to back in the snow here and then give an opinion. Since Godslayer doesn't require a 4wd, it's a semi mute point anyway.