You're just jealous, Dean.
Haha I've got one right now too... but i'm not posting pics.
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Pictures of rigs with stock steel wheels and hub caps.
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Haha I've got one right now too... but i'm not posting pics.
Does mine count for factory steelies and hub caps?
Yes, but yours are so much awesomer than normal stock rigs, because you have lockouts.
My old mans Camper special.....back in 1995
Same truck in 1988...
mine for this winter .
Dude!! somebody stole your cab corner!! Truck looks Butch as hell though
@Greg Ducato that's rust belt salt / liquid de-icer at work for ya .Dude!! somebody stole your cab corner!! Truck looks Butch as hell though
notice the rear frame suspension area . . . tell me whats different ? and its a true k30 frame.
Well I know you shortened it moved the hangers and did a shackle flip.
yep 110" wheel base . . . . and I don't like it . I want my 131.5 back . altho its great for plowing turning radius only.
To choppy? Did you get more traction being longer?
This and it looks like there is a big Honkin' weight hanging between the rails
the road ride sucks this short .. even with tuff country front springs and lightest 56" rears @ 2600lbs per pack .
the weight up on the bed ? ? ?
its a 15" tall x 6" wide x 3/8" thick I-beam was 9ft long cut in half length wide and welded together to make it 4.5ft long now. plan to fill the center with around 5 bag's of concrete for more weight . now its around 500lbs empty .
the weight up on the bed ? ? ?
its a 15" tall x 6" wide x 3/8" thick I-beam was 9ft long cut in half length wide and welded together to make it 4.5ft long now. plan to fill the center with around 5 bag's of concrete for more weight . now its around 500lbs empty .
