haha nope just that Cali rake yo :throws super white gang sign:
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Have you guys seen this atrocity? 40" of lift...
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JIM88K5
1/2 ton status
I would damn sure drive that sh1t.... At the fair... or at the car show... or saturday night crusin on the boulevard. If I was a young dude like that. I'd be damn proud to have a poon magnate like that. I like to see nice lowriders hoppin, I like sic pre runners, I like monster trucks, I like dirt oval cars, I like asphalt oval cars, I like rat rods, Harleys, I like pro-mods, top fuel, vintage fueler, tractors with multiple big blocks, truck pulls, or any motor sport... Step off the hater band wagon and dig it for what it is. Flame on kids...
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chiefheaphy
1/2 ton status
If he built it himself...if he bought it or had it built he should be shot.
if those are 49's then the guy in the pic is tall. looks more like 41's. maybe he built it to refuel jets in flight.
chiefheaphy
1/2 ton status
These are my 49's and im not a small guy
I like the in flight refueling idea...mostly, though, that truck, albeit a lot of work by sombody, is not my idea of cool...
i like the saggy rear end.1-ton said:
Blazin'4x4
1/2 ton status
ooops! we left the ladder at the store, How we gettin in honey?
tumbleweed1002
1/2 ton status
My question would be why ? I can see a street truck as a hot rod or show peice or a 4x4 to wheel but this thing has no function its too tall to wheel it's so high you might get a block before you get a ticket so it appears to be a large expensive lawn oranament.
An abortion is what "it is". The ladder bars appear to be connected to a factory 5/8" thick steel alloy frame, which will fold like aluminum foil over a speed bump (let alone actually going off road with it), and it looks he is using mechanical steering linkage on this flexi flyer.
Most professionally built trucks of this configuration use chromoly plate and tubing steel for the chassis, with a full hydraulic steering system.
You're a small guy without your shoes!chiefheaphy said:
Kidding! 
I can understand wanting to pick up chicks, I just wouldn't want to have to lift them that high to take them home. Bet it drives great on flat sand, slowly, with a spotter watching in front of it. 
im sure it stops on the dime,steers like a vette and has the power of a fresh cummins...
not!!
not!!
