WTF is this?!?

[Rocket Surgeon]

No tint! And barn doors

 

[95burban]

That sir, is a Texas Pimp Sled.

Spent the weekend at the Drover Hotel in the Stockyards District in Ft. Worth and my room was designed by Lucchese. They have a boutique store in the building and you can watch them hand make the boots. Pretty cool to watch. Craftsmanship.

Did y’all eat at any of the Tim love restaurants? He is an amazing chief. I think he has three down in the stock yards now.

 

[johnckhall]

Now that is an interior I'd love to have! It may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I love saddle/tan interiors (even though my truck's interior is red). I've purchased 8 vehicles new in my lifetime and 7 of them had tan interior. The only other was black leather and I'll never do that again,, living in the south. With that much effort, I'm pretty sure I would have matched the carpet to the rest of the interior though. I might have traded out the ostrich for some gator of the same color too. Now it has me thinking.

In fact, oddly enough here is my keychain and wallet. The wallet interior is saddle tan leather.

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[alignman88]

Did y’all eat at any of the Tim love restaurants? He is an amazing chief. I think he has three down in the stock yards now.

No don’t think so I was just there for my best friends sons wedding. It was at the Drover which has an awesome venue. The large part to the right of the entrance is built with the hand hewn timbers from a early 1800’s barn from Wisconsin. The food was amazing as well as first class staff. Highly recommend it for a nice weekend away.

 

[alignman88]

The truck was a collaboration between Chevrolet, Lucchese and graphic design firm Toolbox Inc. it’s was displayed at the 2002 Texas Star Fair.

“Cheap” Lucchese are $500 and they’ve done a collaboration with Dodge Ram those will set ya back $2500.

 

[frito-bandito]

Imagine the lucky ******* that stumbles across this in the junkyard in the future lol

 

[GMC_YA_LATER]

Much prefer Anderson Bean boots. Lucchese's are very nice and some of the highest quality boots around. That being said, the price tag on them keeps most people from buying and the ones that do treat them as collector's items. And that's great. I buy my boots to be worn and abused and the AB's are excellent. Made in Texas. When you blow out the soles you can send them to AB and, for a small fee, they'll resole and recondition your boots and send them back.

Here's a pic of a pair that I'm about to send in. These boots have walked a thousand miles, banged through a thousand gears on two-wheeled death machines, been in more than one dust up, two-stepped across countless bar dance floors, spurred a couple horses and mashed many go pedals. They're still in great shape just need some new bottoms. The boar's hide is extremely tough.

 

[95burban]

Much prefer Anderson Bean boots. Lucchese's are very nice and some of the highest quality boots around. That being said, the price tag on them keeps most people from buying and the ones that do treat them as collector's items. And that's great. I buy my boots to be worn and abused and the AB's are excellent. Made in Texas. When you blow out the soles you can send them to AB and, for a small fee, they'll resole and recondition your boots and send them back.

Here's a pic of a pair that I'm about to send in. These boots have walked a thousand miles, banged through a thousand gears on two-wheeled death machines, been in more than one dust up, two-stepped across countless bar dance floors, spurred a couple horses and mashed many go pedals. They're still in great shape just need some new bottoms. The boar's hide is extremely tough.

I love my ABs, my most recent pair is Elephant with purple tops. Most comfortable boots I’ve ever had, feel like heaven. My full quill ostrich are now work boots. When my elephants get trashed I will get the AB big bass.

 

[Orpedcrow]

I can usually only get Airiats to fit right. I have a pair that matches this interior. I’ll eventually get some handmade boots.

The truck was a collaboration between Chevrolet, Lucchese and graphic design firm Toolbox Inc. it’s was displayed at the 2002 Texas Star Fair.

Thanks for that.

 

[GMC_YA_LATER]

I love my ABs, my most recent pair is Elephant with purple tops. Most comfortable boots I’ve ever had, feel like heaven. My full quill ostrich are now work boots. When my elephants get trashed I will get the AB big bass.

I love those bass boots. I want a pair with blue tops. AB makes a cheaper line called Horse Power that I wear as $#!+ kickers and they are honestly pretty dang good boots for the money. Not quite the fit that true AB's have but for less than $200 they're a great boot.