'Larry the Cable Guy' Fan Buys Movie's Trashed Truck

Jesse Mackey, a self-proclaimed "redneck," says he's the No. 1 Larry the Cable Guy fan in America.

To prove it, the 25-year-old recently purchased the beat-up, rusty 1977 Chevy half-ton truck the comedian drove in his latest film, Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector, paying $10,000 in an online auction.

"I really like (Larry). I think he's pretty hilarious," Mackey said of the comedian known for his blue-collar humor and "git-r-done" saying.

When he saw the movie with friends and relatives last month, they told him the comedian's transportation reminded them of Mackey's. Like the Larry Mobile, Mackey puts an air conditioner in the rear window of his Chevy truck. His vehicle also has flashlights, tools, duct tape — regular and clear — a power converter, fishing equipment, fillet knife, propane torch and "just a bunch of redneck stuff."

Mackey doesn't plan to drive the truck; he already has three. Besides, the Larry Mobile has more than 100,000 miles, no seat belts and damaged rear brakes.

First question: Ten grand!? How does a guy like this just have ten grand lying around? Ten fucking grand to spend on a piece of shit truck he doesn’t even plan to drive!? Paging the IRS. Or fuck, call the FBI. Gitmo-r-done!

Regardless, I’m so proud to say that this guy lives less than an hour’s drive from me in Xenia, OH. Carter… road trip? For real.