Thank you, sir.
For the record, snobunny, I have a couple of sets of wheels for that truck. Those are the ones I had on it when I was considering selling it until my ex and I decided to move back to and travel all over western Canada, which is when I took it off the market.
The first 1500 I bought, when I was fifteen, was an extended cab (one owner, below is a photo of it brand new, off of the lot). I definitely prefer the extended cab over my current regular, which is one reason I was planning on selling that truck to a friend of mine this summer and buying another stock extended cab to fix up. My main issue was trying to fit my ex, my old roommate, a 120-pound pit bull, and a 180-pound rottie all up front while we traveled thousands of miles. We ended up getting a canopy and tying up our stuff to the sides of the bed so the rottie could have the middle while the pit sat on my ex's lap. Not comfortable, and an extended cab would have definitely been advantageous there.
But that's beside the point. Where's your wonderful truck? And Rowen beat me to it, but I'll reiterate: you're a Washington girl, not a Montana one. Thanks for that sweet little critique of yours, though. I quite enjoyed my truck, minus the gas expense. It was definitely the most fun one I've owned over the years, and I've owned many. Have fun being a bitch.
