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A 3 foot lift kit? I think he exagerated a bit...

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ITS A 1989 CHEVROLET 1500 4X4, WITH ABOUT A 3 FOOT LIFT KIT, 37.5 TIRES, 350 ENGINE, 5 SPEED TRANSMISSION, 456 GEARS FRONT AND BAC
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Sometimes I search on eBay for "monster truck" just to see some of the creations people come up with, and some little trucks that people *think* are monster trucks. Nothing too exciting this time though. There is one guy though that has a 3 foot lift on his truck. Did he mention he needs a wrecker for his business?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chev...ewItemQQcategoryZ90965QQitemZ4565521654QQrdZ1
 
With an engine in that condition I wonder what shows he won. Uncle Jed's BBQ and truck show? :haha: Oh and I think he might need a wrecker if I'm reading it right. :wink1:
 
man those tires must be alot bigger then 37's if he has a 6 foot lift on that thing.

and where did he possibly stuff 4 10" subs in that thing, its not even extended cab.
 
IF YOU ARE NEEDING A GOOD TRUCK IT WON'T LAST LONG.

lol no kidding as u cant drive a pile of ****

and u can put 4-10's in it i had a pair in my 8 and could have put a second there ;) it was a reg cab also ;)
 
i could see it pullin out a semi. hell, we did it with out 81 bronco with a 300 six! all 4 tires spinnin, but it came out. lol
 
Man what ever that guys on I would love some. I bet you could fit 4 10's behind the seat but the size of the enlosure is going to be way to small for each sub. Just because you can do it doesnt mean its right. LOL
 
to fit those subs in there, you would have to ride with your knees in your chin, i did it in my furd and it was the worst ride ever

mind you im 6'7" and a big haus at 320lbs, so i need my space
 
I one pulled out a "small" semi with my Heep. He was stuck in the sand in the median of I-8. It was just a little 2 axle cabover no trailer. Mine was a CJ-7 with an I-6, dana 44s, 35s, detroits...I had one set of tires on the sand and one on the pavement...it jerked and bucked and hopped, but i got 'er out.
 
The semi gettin pulled out i can beleive(thats what 4 lo is for), the subs i can beleive and stevie wonder can see its a 6 inch lift not a 6 foot. I don't know about the 89's but my 88's odometer only goes up to 00,000 not 000,000. I'd bet that thing has more like 227k.

Not a bad truck but the guy is a straight up dumbass.
 
dogdaysunrise said:
to fit those subs in there, you would have to ride with your knees in your chin, i did it in my furd and it was the worst ride ever

mind you im 6'7" and a big haus at 320lbs, so i need my space
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actually it would be very close to propper encloure space and being in there with the seat maybe one notch forward. back in highschool i made a box for a pair of 12" subs and had the seat one notch forward. I had enough room iirc for another pair taking up all the room behind the seat. and my box was with 12's and propper enclosure space. ;) :waytogo: but that's me and building it to my specs not a bought prefab generic thingamajigger :haha:
 
Guys you are misreading his edit. 6" not 3' means 6 inches not 3 feet
My son put 4 10's in his 94 reg cab Chevy. then he redid the box design and did it again. He is 6'1" Seat 1 notch from farthest back
 
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