If Mitsubishi's concept "pickup of the future" becomes the norm, apparently pickup trucks of the future will no longer have a bed.
Or, perhaps more accurately, apparently nobody at Mitsubishi remembers the definition of a pickup. The rest makes sense--turbodiesel for towing and efficiency, hybrid could give you simple four wheel drive and power for your tools at the worksite without lugging around your extension cords, and unibody construction increases strength while reducing weight. But please, please, please--don't pretend you can have a pickup without a box. It just ain't right.
A Man’s Guide to the Field Jacket
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Several years ago, I picked up a field jacket inspired by field jackets
from the 20th century. I needed something for those weeks in the fall and
spring ...
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2 comments:
the subaru brat was about the smallest pick up feasible. it had its uses, but still eventually faded.
That just makes no sense whatsoever. A pickup without a bed is calling a table a chair, or a spoon a fork. ISTM that a bed is not only necessary to a pickup, it's actually the ONLY sine qua non (within the universe of powered vehicles.)
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