Donks in Houston

Anyone else surprised that there haven't been pictures of donks driving through flood waters in Houston yet?

Probably because the water is deeper than even they can go through.

I just want to know how many badly done photoshopped versions of this image there are.

I love donks

Came here for booty, instead find ridonkulous cars...

In reply to Trackmouse:

It's not too late!

Where do you find tires for those things?

In reply to spitfirebill:

Anyone will make it if you pay them enough.

Trackmouse wrote: Came here for booty, instead find ridonkulous cars...

You must have been thinking of The Ba-donk-a-donk.

Besides, isn't Houston more of a SLAB town?

I gotta be honest. I know a guy with a '75-ish Caprice convertible. He put I think 22s on it. I must say I don't hate it nearly as much as I thought I would when I saw it in person. It's lifted just enough to clear the wheels if any at all.

Rednecks with paychecks is apparently a Facebook group based out of Texas. There's an extreme amount of footage of very large trucks pulling things out of unreasonably deep water. It's pretty amusing.

Isn't the donk thing over?

Fueled by Caffeine wrote: Isn't the donk thing over?

Not anymore.

Bumper sticker seen on that truck and the donk:

"I'm driving this ridiculous thing in case God tries to pull that flood E36 M3 again."

My brother got picked up from his apartment he had to evacuate in a big lifted truck from a roofing company. I still hate bro-dozers but have to respect what they're doing in H-Town.

Fueled by Caffeine wrote: Isn't the donk thing over?

Not in florida it's not.

Our local newspaper published this. Looks like one of the local quarries fired up the rock trucks - that would be something to see. All the brodozers would run away to the next block to hide.

I have a buddy who is simi local who is pulling people off roofs with his brodozer

Didn't the diesel brothers ship some of their bro trucks down there to recue folks?