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Wishful thinking on my part, I'm getting smoked in voting.
Sometimes its not winning that shows your the best, its losing to some of the best to show your one of the best.Wishful thinking on my part, I'm getting smoked in voting.
Two very nice trucks hopped in the submissions and are leading, both deserving of their votes for sure. I voted for the last one.
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/vote-for-october-2017-totm.97852/#post-1166046
Certainly. And having enough pride in your own vehicle to submit it into a contest like the TOTM for this community is enough to say how much of a true enthusiast you are, and that you are likely a great member to the forums as well. There is a great base of knowledge here, and thankfully this forum is still pretty active. It's hard to come by forums these days, with the death-by-social media that has overcome lots of forums over the years. I really appreciate the time and effort that someone takes to put together a simple contest like that. Regardless of how simple it might be (not saying it is for this forum), it still takes someone's time and effort to organize it.
HmmmCertainly. And having enough pride in your own vehicle to submit it into a contest like the TOTM for this community is enough to say how much of a true enthusiast you are, and that you are likely a great member to the forums as well. There is a great base of knowledge here, and thankfully this forum is still pretty active. It's hard to come by forums these days, with the death-by-social media that has overcome lots of forums over the years. I really appreciate the time and effort that someone takes to put together a simple contest like that. Regardless of how simple it might be (not saying it is for this forum), it still takes someone's time and effort to organize it.
Man, I've had a lot of coffee today.
Lol, I still get a chuckle out of it.
