Best Raptor Compliments

[The Macf]

Well done!

 

[Wilson]

That's a pretty big grin!

 

[FODE]

Mid 40s guy leaving Starbucks in his Nissan.. Truck

"Those are cool trucks.. I want one of those when I grow up"




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[sabumaru]

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Luv the license plate

 

[BearClaw]

Luv the license plate

Thanks! I get as many compliments on that as I do on the Raptor

 

[sabumaru]

Thanks! I get as many compliments on that as I do on the Raptor

No vanitt plates here
But that one would be on top of my list

 

[Deleted member 12951]

Get more looks than anything but today was kinda funny.

Pulled into a Walmart parking lot and noticed a guy talking to his girl and just eyed my Raptor when I went by. Open spot was close to him and he walked over with two thumbs up walking around the truck just saying how bad ass it was. Asked me if it cost $60k, just said I wish and left it at that. Then his girlfriend comes over and asks what kind of truck it was. He was like, Man this is a Ford Raptor baby. She tells him it kinda ****** her off because we were trying to have a conversation and this damn truck drives by and you completely ignore me and stop talking. How can a truck do that. He was like baby these trucks are bad ass and go fast when off-roading. She just said, boys and their toys. I left and let her to continue to rag on him for getting distracted.

 

[DevilSun]

At a gas station the day after I put the turn-down on it...

Attendant: "Wow, nice...is that one of those $100,000+ race trucks?"
Me: "Factory built production Ford SVT Raptor, not a race truck"...*fire it up to drive off*
Attendant: "HOLY SHIT! Sounds like it is!"

 

[sublime1996525]

One of the funnier comments I get often is, "what type of truck has a sunroof?" Lol.

 

[Taxman]

The best compliment I get is when I drop off my 7-yr old daughter at her school carpool lane every morning. The carpool lane holds about 20 cars, all in a straight line. We line up one behind another and our kids get out from the passenger door, underneath a covered walkway. Where each car stops, there is a student wearing a school safety patrol orange banner across their chest that opens the rear passenger door and helps the kids get out of their parents' cars, holds their bookbag, lends a hand to the younger kids, etc. Well, as soon as I pull up to where the kids can see me, all the 10-12 year old kids (boys, usually) drool as I pull up. I usually have the windows down and I overhear them tell one another, "It's gonna stop on me." "No, it's gonna stop on me!" "No, me." and so on. When I finally pull up, you hear the sighs of all the other kids, "Ah, man." The lucky kid who gets to open my rear passenger door usually plays it cool, like "Good morning, sir." "Have a good day, sir." I just wave and move along. Feels good though.