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[Scarlet_Nape]

see yall are forgettin her greatest asset. she can weld purty damn good

BR, that's not an asset, that's a talent!
Her assets.....well, they're purty damn good, too!!!

 

[Whata250]

I agree .....its her welding

 

[jvencius]

I agree .....its her welding

UGH--IMO, that picture isn't at all flattering.

 

[Whata250]

try this to get the wind out your sails....

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/463204/powerblocktv_burp_fest/

 

[BamaSixGun]

come on now, ya'll leave that poor canadian girl alone.

she's still pretty to me.

 

[Whata250]

She can burp and weld...........oh I forgot...you're in Alabama

 

[BamaSixGun]

She can burp and weld...........oh I forgot...you're in Alabama

thats how we like out womenz down here in the redneck south todd.

 

[Scarlet_Nape]

come on now, ya'll leave that poor canadian girl alone.

she's still pretty to me.

I thought she was from one of the Dakota states???

 

[BamaSixGun]

I thought she was from one of the Dakota states???

i dont know, she says "eh" alot, and pronounces out like aught.

and she announciates everything.


EDIT:

you were right john, here is a copy of her BIO at xtreme 4X4

Jessi Combs joins the Xtreme 4x4 and RTM Productions team with a passion in specialty fabrication. Her love for everything custom began at an early age in the Black Hills of South Dakota -- her multi-mile playground and a well known gathering point for 4-wheeling, motorcycles, and hot rods. "It's in the genes," she claims. Her great-grandmother raced cars back in the 1920s, her mother raced first- generation Blazers, and her father is a mechanical engineer. Put them all together and you get a natural born gearhead.

Because the boys rarely allowed her to jump in and get dirty, she decided to attend WyoTech in Laramie, WY, to prove she could do it herself. It was there where her metal fabrication skills were improved and solidified. Not only did she study collision/refinishing, street rod fabrication, chassis fab & high performance engines, but she did so at the top of her graduating class in all disciplines. Her achievements led to immediate employment to fabricate, paint, and customize a 1964 Mercury Cyclone bracket car for the school's SEMA show car. Jessi also appeared as a guest fabricator in the 'SpeedAir' and 'Cherry Nova' episodes of the TLC television program "Overhaulin".

Jessi is an avid snowboarder, wakeboarder, rock-climber and of course 4-wheeler. As a host of Xtreme 4x4, she wants to show ladies that they can get dirty, build, wheel and have just as much fun as the boys.

maybe they just talk like canadians up there. guess cause they are so close.

 

[powerboatr]

wow, you knw you can take the girl out of the trailer park, but you just cant take the trailer out of the girl
nice lung and throttle control BUUUUUUURRRRRP



oh bama
about the truck
the truck is most likey a pre-production model, or a model leant to the aftermarket maunufacters to ramp up the stuff we want as soon as the new bodies are realesed.
the shows dont buy em from ford, gm, dc, or tohers they get donated and passed around to the differnt shows, so to fool US they change things up so you dont catch on so fast its the same truck, i know you video tape all of em, so if you go back a few years and watch two nerds garage and trucks and ex 4x4 , etc you will see a pattern of builds and projects....... predrilled bolt holes painted over etc.
once they did a show on banks exhaust a single....but the test drive was DUALS,
anywho she is still nice to watch weld