My buddy found some cool pix and sent em to me...

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Phil
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My buddy found some cool pix and sent em to me...

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This is really low



With old school wheels
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With a little bit bigger wheels.
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Someday I'll get another slick :(
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Post by Johnny Canuck »

One word to describe that.

Beaner.
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
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Post by Uncle Skip »

Takes all kinds.
Just hope it doesn't have a brandX motor.
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look at the engine in the background... sad. life is too short to have a Generic Motor.
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Johnny Canuck wrote:One word to describe that.

Beaner.
ROFLMAO!!
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Post by Phil »

I looked at it and thought it was the polar opposite of what I would do.
I want to do my truck orange but itsnot even the orange I like
Can't deny the craftmanship.

Why pull all the fantastic chrome these trucks have though?


What caught my eye was the bumperless front. I really like that
Someday I'll get another slick :(
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That's the stock front roll pan off a big truck.. 2 ton? and up.
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
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Post by JFCDeuce »

Johnny Canuck wrote:That's the stock front roll pan off a big truck.. 2 ton? and up.
Any one out there happen to have one they'd be willing to part with? I like that look.
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Post by ezernut9mm »

i'd roll it, especially with the wide whites.
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That thing is so awesome...

it's about what we have going on out here... except mine will have a built 302
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Post by 65TremecGT »

I like it, its a little much in terms of sitting on the body, but I like the bodywork, love that front roll pan, and even like the color, but again, not what I would do to my truck.
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Post by shawns fords »

thats literally layin rockers! I like em slammed, not what im doing with mine obviously, it does look like a nice clean truck, and the roll pans do smooth it out
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where did he find these... there has to be more info on this truck... what IFS does it have... How much was it body dropped... what offset are the wheels...
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Ill investigate...
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Post by 62 UNI »

I dig it big time.....if anyones seen my uni you'll know why. I don't think I'll go that low but....it looks "right" IMO.

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Post by ripsnorter »

Johnny Canuck wrote:One word to describe that.

Beaner.
ahhhhhh man you made me crack up big time with that one :D

my girlfriend just about choked on her cereal :rotflmao:

The first words out of her mouth when she saw it were:

"aww that poor little truck!! how does he move without getting all scratched up!!"

Sorry. not my cup of tea at all. I do like the clean look of the truck though. At least it doesnt have gold wheels and an aquarium in the bed of the truck and around the license plate.
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Post by YukonCor55 »

It sure is sweet but just too low for me. Everybody thought I'd outgrow my "Redneck Monster Truck" phase at some point in my life but it hasn't happened yet! I just don't like low...I'd take an old Highboy over that thing any day. Now what if I stuck that body on an old F-250 4 X 4 chassis..... :lol:
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killercoating wrote:where did he find these... there has to be more info on this truck... what IFS does it have... How much was it body dropped... what offset are the wheels...
Just a guess, its most likely not body dropped given the frame tucks inside the cab. They're basically traditional B-Dropped from the factory.

With the springs out of the Camaro clip mine sits on the front cross member, and the front fenders are about that high off the ground.
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