look at what they drive and how they drive it..if there **** looks like it hasnt been washed in 10 years and they drive it like there trying to blow it up, then they usually dont have respect for theres or anyone else's vehicles. i usually have my trucks washed once a week and i wont run it unless im proving a point.

 

^^+1
If I do decide to park next to other vehicles I always try and find someone who has a nice truck and is very clean in hopes they will respect my ride as much as they do theirs

 

++1 ^^ same thing goes for me.

 

The other week I stopped by our local Chevy dealer to talk to a couple guys I used to work with. Only to come out and find a salesman leaning against my driver side fender on the black truck. I walked up to him and the other two guys he was talking to and stopped. They asked if they could help me. I asked the guy if that was his truck, and he said no. I then told him that I know MY truck is a little dirty, but I dont appreciate you leaning against it. There's a reason my almost 13 year old truck is in as good as shape as it is. He never anything after I told him that, just kinda hung his head and walked away.

 

Good for you man, he should feel bad , *******!!!

Go out back and lean on his car !

 

I am SOOOOOO guilty of leaning on your **** IF it is **** and we are at the track in the staging lanes. I think you where there at Capital John when that guy in the F350 squawked at me for leaning on his rear panel. It's wrong, yadda yadda...BUT I'd never EVER walk away or deny my own F ups. If I scratch it or dented it, I'll pay for it. LOL I am so guilty of talking and slowly leaning against the vehicle....so guilty.

 

On the two "snow days" we had in Katy during high school, people were throwing giant ice *****. The truck looked like ****, but they nearly broke my new mirrors off. No respect.

 

Oh shut it Dewster

 

I do drive a nasty and dirty 13yr old truck thats scratched and dented. But i dont go leaning on other peoples stuff. If its a nice lookin ride ill keep my distance and take a gander.


Yall can all lean on my truck and scratch it up. Haha.
Was riding around the fields shining for hogs and theres a tight gap between the cotton and a drop off. I swung wide and just about thru the turn i catch a limb on my passenger side from the front fender to the brake light. My buddy that was riding with me is OCD about his cars and he does paint/body work for a living. He kinda had a blank stare and asked if i really did that while he was leaning out with a flashlight shaking his head while lookin at the sap marks.
I laughed and told him it adds to the sleeper effect

Its too far gone to try and act like its something important.