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mike16 · 10-09-2017, 05:15 PM

is being a purist a bad thing?

I did not think so.

I thought it was more like a responsibility. or an obligation.

maybe the reason there are so few purist's defending themselves is because there are so few of us. Ipso facto there are few trucks that actually qualify as such. Think about that befor you hack chop and cut up a nice old truck. Sell it, buy a junker and do it up, leave the old origonals alone... Why did you even buy it if it did not do for you what you wanted it too.

I become suspect when you fake so many options that dramatically increase the value of the truck and then fake the SPID too.

even if the truck gets loadded up, why then change the Spid too?

Honesty remains the best policy...always

Its like owning the Mona Lisa and not liking the smile so you get a Sharpie and draw in some knocked out teath. Yea, its yours to do with what you want.

10-09-2017, 05:15 PM	#29
mike16 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: bisbee, arizona Posts: 1,529	Re: Question for the purists is being a purist a bad thing? I did not think so. I thought it was more like a responsibility. or an obligation. maybe the reason there are so few purist's defending themselves is because there are so few of us. Ipso facto there are few trucks that actually qualify as such. Think about that befor you hack chop and cut up a nice old truck. Sell it, buy a junker and do it up, leave the old origonals alone... Why did you even buy it if it did not do for you what you wanted it too. I become suspect when you fake so many options that dramatically increase the value of the truck and then fake the SPID too. even if the truck gets loadded up, why then change the Spid too? Honesty remains the best policy...always Its like owning the Mona Lisa and not liking the smile so you get a Sharpie and draw in some knocked out teath. Yea, its yours to do with what you want. Last edited by mike16; 10-09-2017 at 07:32 PM.