Boilerup15
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What a waste of good American Heritage. I guess I just will never understand the slammed truck scene. 
68 Ford F-300 Dually
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Good American Heritage? This was a rusted out hunk of shit to start with and was bound for the crusher.What a waste of good American Heritage. I guess I just will never understand the slammed truck scene.
And yeah, most peoples' necks are too red to understand the bagged truck scene and think only Mexicans do it.
The more I'm around it the more I appreciate the work that goes into doing a bagged truck as opposed to a bolt on lift on a truck that never sees mud. It's not for everyone that's for sure.
Carneyman
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I have a couple of buddies who are heavily into bagged trucks. The work that goes into those trucks is beyond belief. Not something I would do to mine, but a lot of them are serious works of art when done.Good American Heritage? This was a rusted out hunk of shit to start with and was bound for the crusher.What a waste of good American Heritage. I guess I just will never understand the slammed truck scene.
And yeah, most peoples' necks are too red to understand the bagged truck scene and think only Mexicans do it.
The more I'm around it the more I appreciate the work that goes into doing a bagged truck as opposed to a bolt on lift on a truck that never sees mud. It's not for everyone that's for sure.
Everybody has a groove.
cRiPpLe_rOoStEr
We don't ride to provide a good story for the rice
Slammed trucks are not my cup of tea, but I actually like this setup with those fenders and no bed. A similar project, but with stacks, a 5th-wheel, and riding higher, would be nice.
Mexicans? Are you sure? Anything so low that the front wheels are partially covered by the fenders doesn't really match the original Lo-Rider trend started by them in LA.
And yeah, most peoples' necks are too red to understand the bagged truck scene and think only Mexicans do it.
Mexicans? Are you sure? Anything so low that the front wheels are partially covered by the fenders doesn't really match the original Lo-Rider trend started by them in LA.
They're new.I Like the invisible airbags too!
They're new.I Like the invisible airbags too!
Well, they won't hold.
