This was the manliest truck I\'ve ever been in, but I must say actually driving my
\'45 2 ton is very manly also. I enjoy shifting, clutching before and after, engine whinning, old truck smell once you get going because the air cirulates and the first smell of mouse leave the cab. Then slowing down to go around the corner, flick on signal,clutching, neutral,clutching, a little gas ,shifting.. a little more gas,flick off the directional, and it starts all over again. I love it when I stop at a light and a person sitting in the car next to me, starts by looking at the size of the tires, then there eyes follow the lines of the "big" fenders and they realize they are not looking at any vehicle. It always brings a smile to their face.
