[30 Closed Cab PU]

From Brent's postings, seems Brent knew more to the story than what the blogger had in his blog, so I can also understand Brent's original view.


Having experienced this myself, I balance the naysayers with people who like my truck. When I 1st stuck on 16s that my father had put on it and had my wheels painted a not quite correct yellow, I heard through the grapevine a few club members (not my current club) who helped me get it running at the time thought I had "ruined it". I got a kick out of it since they were judging me/the truck on their narrow views when my goal is to keep it close to as my father had it, in remembrance of him as a family heirloom.


I can see it getting old, getting cornered with unasked for opinions. It depends on how you present your opinion to someone. Instead of "telling" someone they are wrong, ask why they decided to do it, and have a respectful conversation realizing you may not agree with each other.