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Dave Stamey Man I Hated That Truck 2022
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2022
- Dave Stamey has crafted a new song about the woes of having your first vehicle be a beater! He performed the song in the Portland FolkMusic Society 2022-23 Concert Seasons' November performance.
This and other videos from past PFS Concerts can be viewed at Portland FolkMusic Concerts RUclips Channel at / @portlandfolkmusicconc...
I love this guy and his music….what talent!!
This song reminds of a horse i bought for $400 from an old horseshoer (spitting image of Gabby Hays) that was setting me up to take over his customers (due to health issues). I gave him $200 cash paid it off at $10 a head for trims and resets, $20 for full shoes. I laugh when i hear this song, both because of the theme of the song and that ol' horse.
I love this song! My first truck lasted 205,000 miles and 16 years - I turned her in with the engine dead... 4 on the floor and same clutch that I drove her out of the showroom with...
Man I miss that truck😢
My dad cosigned for my first truck in 2000, 1987 2wd Jeep Comanche no power steering no a/c, worn out 2.5L straight 4, no radio, black vinyl bemch seat, tan after and before it was cool, full length decal stripe with "sport truck" in 3" tall lettering, lol. And I loved it, and when I had bought my next 4th hand Jeep Wagoneer my dad drove that Comanche until the floors rusted completely out
My first truck I got when I was 16 in 1996. A 1987 Jeep Comanche Sport Truck. I6 4.0l 5 speed manual. I still have it and this year started to restore it, including replacing the rusted out floorboards. Great trucks.
What a terrific song! I batted out the words...
Man I Hated That Truck
Dave Stamey
Man I hated that truck
It let me down so many times
I hated that truck
You hear them wheel bearings whine
And it seemed to be followed by a cloud
Of rotten luck
Man I hated that truck
It knocked and pinged
'Til both my ears were sore
I was sixteen
It was all I could afford
And the only speedy thing it ever did
Was burn up my clutch
Man I hated that truck
And it sucked gas
Like it was goin' out of style
It drank oil
Nearly two quarts to the mile
And it would overheat and leave you stranded
Feelin' like a shmuck
Man I hated that truck
An old step side dodge
from nineteen sixty three
I swear to God
that old truck hated me
Uh, the girls would all laugh
If I ever dared ask 'em for a date
In that ol' crate
Well it kept me broke
Buyin' points plugs and wires
it'd make you choke
Cause it would smoke
like it was on fire
And it would burn thru them recaps
Faster than grease thru a duck
Man I hated that truck
The years sputtered by
like a slant six motor
Computers replaced
the old cap an' rotor
And a-lately I been thinkin'
I sure would like to drive that truck again
Like an old friend
I remember now
Shiftin' three on the tree
I remember how
It made me feel free
And tho I couldn't count on it at all
At least not too much
Kinda miss that truck
Points plugs and wires
I miss that truck
Nearly two quarts to the mile
I miss that truck
Yep. Good song. And as bad as that truck sounds, my first was worse. A twenty year old Fiat. In the two years I had it I think every moving part fell off, and half the non moving parts. To replace the starter cost $100. When I got a Ford, same thing was $20. Apparently these things are a standard required course in the college of hard knox
I STILL GOT MY TRUCK
Mine was a '66 Datsun...pretty much held together with baling wire and bungee cords.
Points burned out on a regular basis and I never bought new tires or batteries, because a friend of mine worked at a tire shop and gave me the old ones that from vehicles the richer folks had replaced.
I treated it like a 4x4 so I got it stuck often...had another friend with a real 4x4 pull me out numerous times.
And I miss that stupid old truck.
I've played this so many times, Dave, I started to sing along....and it's now committed to memory. This is a gift for my poor old brain, Sir, and I thank you for it.
My first truck was a 51 Studebaker with a 427 B&M Dragmaster, 411 rear end. I loved that truck. That was in 1968. Sold it before I left for Southeast Asia, that wonderful vacation land called South Vietnam. Wasn’t sure I would make it back so I sold it so it wouldn’t be a burden on my folks.
My first truck was a flathead '52 Dodge flatbed. The cab was so tight I couldn't work the pedals. It was given to me, so I gave it away to a smaller guy.
This is an awesome song you don't hear music like this anymore. Keep singing you're one of a kind
Wow...I was just thinking the other day...I wish I still had my old truck from my youth...Hated it then, Miss it now!
I love this song! Reminds me of the 1958 Mercury I had during my teenage years in the 1960s that kept my wallet empty keeping it running!
My first truck was a 1970 f100 custom with the 361 engine, wide wheel base, and extended bed. Spent more time underneath it trying to make the transmission hold together than i did in the cab it seemed.
You have got my past down with this song. Mine was a ‘64 slant six. Bought off the neighbor. Lord hearing you sing this flooded me with now fond memories. Thank you.
Great motor. I had a '67 Dodge with a slant-six. I miss it.
I know the feeling. My first vehicle was a 1941 Chevy pickup that I paid 50 dollars for. The bed was rusted through, the tires were bald, it burned oil like crazy. Good thing gas was only about 27 cents a gallon. I loved that truck😘
Well that brought back some memories….👍🏻
That's the best song I've heard in a long long long long time thank you glad tricks I hated I still got two trucks today but Daddy to you
Great song...Great voice...Great playing.
That is a GREAT song
My 64 ford step side Lord I miss that ole Truck 👍🇺🇸🙏🛶
OMG this is so good. I'm with him on this- you would think that other people would have witten more songs on this topic
Great tune, great voice. Well done sir!
Sometimes truth overtakes the romance.
Nice Tribute To Your Father - That was cool....It's great to remember the "Little Things That Mean The Most"
pure nostalgia set to music , dead right . I don,t want to name "my truck " but it was held together by isopon & the birmingham evening mail ( bodyfiller & newspaper ) . you weasels who did this , you know who you are , but it still flew , & dragged a trailer .
Beautiful!!
As a former trucker, what a song.... I'd driven every rig that had ever been made.
Did you even drive on the back roads so you didn't get weighed?
I’ve drove a few trucks like that. Typical old farm truck. Slant 6. Musta been a Dodge. Great song.
Oh the memories..thanks
Bravo!
My first truck was a 1970 F100 4x4 with 4 on the floor. First gear was granny. Not as troublesome as Dave’s but it needed it’s fair share of work. But still I miss that truck too. Especially because it was the rig I drove my wife to be around in.
1968 F100 Custom 351 3sp on the column. The stories that truck could tell.
I turned 16 in January and about a month ago I traded an over and under TriStar and $2500 for a 81 k20 with a 350, 4 speed and a flat bed. Ive now mounted a Montezuma tool box and made it into my farrier pickup and it works great!
It's only a matter of time before a country and western singer sings a song about how his self driving car ran off and lleft him .
As a younger Mopar guy, a song about a '63 with a /6 is my song if there ever was one. Wish it didn't have the profanity, but still a cool song.
Nice talking with you... No shit!
Good thing it wasn't a car. He didn't have anything that rhymes with car 😄
I was really enjoying that until the line, "...I swear to God." Sorry man, that's my exit.
Woooo Good Song l love it...Thank you..