You might be a redneck if.... (1986, car, electric, GNX)
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You might be a redneck if major holidays include ammo.
We prop up a few targets on the hood of a Imperial on xmas, easter, thanksgivin.
uncle Mike used a old 57 chevy in a demolition derby, think it was some kind of 2 door wagon.Nomind, nomand?
I guess I miss being a redneck then..lol. During family get together in SD we'd often go out next to the house and practice shooting. I don't get in to hunting but the shooting part is pretty fun. And well the eating..
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Probably not....probably another one of those "I'm gunna fix it one day" types that never gets around to it...so the car continues to sit and deteriorate.
I wonder how many girls have been lured to that trailer by the promise of "A hemi."
It's not the type of vehicle, it's the style of the vehicle. I like trucks and muscle cars. I wouldn't call them redneck cars but I've seen more than my share of those types of vehicles that I would say is very redneck. For example, there is a difference between a nice Ford F150 and a raised truck for example. Raised trucks speak white trash in my opinion whereas as normal non raised trucks without a bunch bumper stickers or rebel flag isignia is fine. Same thing with muscle cars. I like a nice GTO. But I've also seen good ole boys take that same GTO and make it trashy looking by adding neon, bumper stickers, raising it or lowering it..you get the idea
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Redneck traffic rules, - At a 4 way stop, the big ugly truck always goes first.
At the time my daughter made that up, I was driving a '78 F-150 that was jacked up, missing at least half the chrome, and always looked better in the rain, - it was shinier.
My uncle once had two cars of the same year, make, and model. One was for driving and the other was for spare parts and as a dog house for his dog named "Six Pack". It followed him home from the liquor store when he went for a six pack. One day his driving car got stolen. Police found it the next day. Only car in the area with a 2x4 for a front bumper. One day his wife (aunt by marriage) lost her teeth at the bar (dentures).
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