dam, you beat me to it

 

man tell your wife to stay out of the gas and she wouldn't have problems like that. j/k. glad she is okay and hate to hear about your ride.

 

At least the damage is contained.

 

bighorned.. That looks like a spot in iowa where there was a massive wreck this morning

 

Glad to hear she's OK, and it doesn't look like she did divorce levels of damage to the truck...

 

lol yea now it's time for you to take possession of both keys for the truck and never let them out of your sight....

 

Sorry it has taken so long to reply. I'm in Tejas till end of month and let her have the truck since I did not expect any snow down here. Crazy thing is, she has an accident, I'm in accident investigation school.
I can not complain too much about her driving, she's my redneck woman. Loves that truck just about as much as I do.
Found out the damage consisted of bed panels, tailgate, gas tank, one rim and the sidesteps. The stakes in the farmers field holding his fence up is what did the damage.
As soon as it's out of the body shop, it's going over to 4wheelparts and getting some damn tires on it. We've never had a problem with stock tires on it. Driven with them from Montana to Colorado during a blizzard and back again when a lot of vehicles were in the ditches. I am just tired of them looking crappy. Dishing out the money for some BFG AT's. Have had five vehicles with them and never any complaints so we are going to go with them.

 

Glad your lady is OK. Musta been a wild ride. Mine backed the 300C into the Ram a few months ago. The Chrysler said, "OUCH!", and the Ram looked around and said, "What was that?"

 

She's screwed then about any lying!...lol

Sounds like a simple...going to fast case.

It didn't even occur to me to think of your wife in that situation, because if it were me, my wife had better wish she was hurt cause if not she would def get hurt when she got home!...lol