What's on your Christma list for your Ranger? - Page 3

bigfisher · #31 11-22-2012, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Mattygb2128

I understand insurance (although my father never paid for mine...) but he pays for your gas?? Wtf? Where do you live?? Malibu??

Did he pay for your truck or did you??

I live in Carthage, NC...I don't have a job during school. I payed every dollar for my truck. I paid 4k he payed the other $1950. I made payments to him and payed it off. Every mod to my truck I paid for. My exhaust system was a christmas gift.

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HazardousRanger · #32 11-22-2012, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by djfllmn

easy dude...brandons in school....i know where he is coming from...when i was in school my dad paid my payments, insurance and gave me money for gas

X2.. I paid my own payments but they pay my insurance

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bigfisher · #33 11-22-2012, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by djfllmn

easy dude...brandons in school....i know where he is coming from...when i was in school my dad paid my payments, insurance and gave me money for gas

Thanks DJ

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djfllmn · #34 11-22-2012, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by bigfisher

Thanks DJ

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no problem

bigfisher · #35 11-22-2012, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Mattygb2128

I understand insurance (although my father never paid for mine...) but he pays for your gas?? Wtf? Where do you live?? Malibu??

Did he pay for your truck or did you??

Better be glad I'm in a good mood. Not my fault your parents didn't pay for your insurance/gas. I have given my gas card back multiple times and he throws it back at me. If I buy my gas my dad gives me money for it.

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djfllmn · #36 11-22-2012, 07:46 PM

yea when i was in school i was only able to work 10-12 hours a week at 7.50 an hour then 9.00 an hour....all that went in the gas tank...i drove 70 miles a day

bigfisher · #37 11-22-2012, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by djfllmn

yea when i was in school i was only able to work 10-12 hours a week at 7.50 an hour then 9.00 an hour....all that went in the gas tank...i drove 70 miles a day

I'm lucky my school is 5 miles away so around 20 miles a day at most. But back to topic
Would like some tools to start my collection for when I go to college. Gotta chose what I want more

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JeremyV · #38 11-22-2012, 07:50 PM

Low profile black aluminum tool box!!!;D I hope!!!

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gcextreme · #39 11-22-2012, 07:54 PM

I know where he's coming from. My parents put down $1500 for my first truck back in 2001, it was a 1995 ranger xlt 2.3l 5 speed with a regular cab short box and was only 2wd.
I loved that truck. My parents paid the insurance and I made the truck payments, til I graduated in 02, then I took over insurance. But when I was in high school they helped me with gas too.

But if u cranked your t-bars you would have to pay for an alignment or you would risk roasting your tires.

How old are u bigfisher??

I hate it when I see young spoiled brats in brand new supped up trucks that their parents bought for them and they dont know the value of work and a dollar.
You tend to respect and appreciate things much more when you work your ass off to pay for them rather than having them handed to you on a silver platter.

chip345607 · #40 11-22-2012, 07:57 PM

Diamond plate truck tool box. And a spray in bed liner kit. I don't like the plastic bed liner that I have now.

bigfisher · #41 11-22-2012, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by gcextreme

I know where he's coming from. My parents put down $1500 for my first truck back in 2001, it was a 1995 ranger xlt 2.3l 5 speed with a regular cab short box and was only 2wd.
I loved that truck. My parents paid the insurance and I made the truck payments, til I graduated in 02, then I took over insurance. But when I was in high school they helped me with gas too.

But if u cranked your t-bars you would have to pay for an alignment or you would risk roasting your tires.

How old are u bigfisher??

I hate it when I see young spoiled brats in brand new supped up trucks that their parents bought for them and they dont know the value of work and a dollar.
You tend to respect and appreciate things much more when you work your ass off to pay for them rather than having them handed to you on a silver platter.

I think my truck needs an alignment anyways. I'm turning 18 sunday. Ohh yeah I love my truck and if I want something for it I know I have to pay for it unless its cheap enough for a birthday or christmas gift. I worked for my dad for 3 summers saving up and bought the truck then worked 2 summers to pay if off paying $100 a week. I've worked with him every summer since I was ~9.
As for the alignment I would pay for it and when my truck needed upper ball joints I gave all the money in my wallet ($240) to help cover it.
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Devin-20 · #42 11-22-2012, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by bigfisher

I'm lucky my school is 5 miles away so around 20 miles a day at most. But back to topic
Would like some tools to start my collection for when I go to college. Gotta chose what I want more

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Start off with the basics like me. I asked 90% for tools.

Red31 · #43 11-22-2012, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Devin-20

Start off with the basics like me. I asked 90% for tools.

same here lol tools and a carhart vest

JeremyV · #44 11-22-2012, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Red31

same here lol tools and a carhart vest

Carhartt coat is what I asked for!!

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gcextreme · #45 11-22-2012, 08:13 PM

When I get my big Christmas bonus at work, a mills fleet farm card, last year was for $500, im getting a nice new big benchtop roller chest cabinet toolbox, $429. And maybe some new tools.