Lowered trucks

4/8/2015 4:06pm
Grenader26 wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/04/08/86616/s1200_image.jpg[/img] My brothers Vw Caddy diesel we use to goto the track


My brothers Vw Caddy diesel we use to goto the track
Brock Sellards had one of those...Woohoo
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4/8/2015 4:45pm
Just for fun now







4/8/2015 4:49pm
Here's the last bagged truck I owned. I didn't even need a ramp to load my bike.




Here's the next one I'm doing, 61 F100 unibody. My F150 in the background is the only truck I've owned that I haven't bagged.




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4/8/2015 4:59pm
Nice looking chevy Kid, I would like it even more if it was a short bed. The unibody will look really cool once its bagged. I love the older trucks and I have my eye out for a 57 chevy. I really dig that style.

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4/8/2015 5:07pm Edited Date/Time 4/8/2015 5:10pm
The bag set up is all redone and it's all leather inside now













4/8/2015 5:08pm
Overdrive wrote:
Nice looking chevy Kid, I would like it even more if it was a short bed. The unibody will look really cool once its bagged. I...
Nice looking chevy Kid, I would like it even more if it was a short bed. The unibody will look really cool once its bagged. I love the older trucks and I have my eye out for a 57 chevy. I really dig that style.
The dreaded long bed. I always wanted the short bed too.
4/8/2015 5:10pm
I've had a lowered '72 Mazda B1600, '81 Toyota SR5 and a '88 Dodge D50. None of which were lowered to the extremes they go now days. You couldn't drive anything that low in Indiana back those days. The pot holes would high center you.

The D50 was a neat little truck. Had the same motor as my '86 Dodge Conquest, but without the turbo.

I wish I had pictures of them to post, but I don't.

I've been temped to do my '04 Dakota, but have resisted. It has such a nice ride and I'm getting to old to stoop down to get into one.
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Here's one of my builds a few years back. V6, 5speed F150. I loved that truck. Bought it brand new, got a 4/6" drop, twinkies, intake, exhaust, tv, custom system, trenz billet grill, roll pan, HIDs & emblems & trim removed. Nothing to crazy, just kept it simple & clean. I just picked the bike up that day I took the pics!





sorry for the crappy pics! I took them with a camera & scanned them onto FB.
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4/8/2015 5:35pm
Here's the last bagged truck I owned. I didn't even need a ramp to load my bike. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/04/08/86630/s1200_74970.jpg[/img] Here's the next one I'm doing, 61 F100...
Here's the last bagged truck I owned. I didn't even need a ramp to load my bike.




Here's the next one I'm doing, 61 F100 unibody. My F150 in the background is the only truck I've owned that I haven't bagged.




Those look so cool. Love the Chevy.
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4/8/2015 6:08pm
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LOL why! Trucks are made to be useful. I do not see how the heck that could be considered useful or a truck! Look cool driving...
LOL why! Trucks are made to be useful. I do not see how the heck that could be considered useful or a truck! Look cool driving my bike to the track but now that I am here I can not get into the track.
if you bag your truck the right way, you can not only lay it out but can lift is PAST stock, and anywhere in between. It...
if you bag your truck the right way, you can not only lay it out but can lift is PAST stock, and anywhere in between.
It tows better and rides better.

food for thought.
I've baged a chick or two in my day. Smile Look out for RR crossings guys. Dizzy
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If someone has one of these I will lend you my girlfriend for a handy.

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4/8/2015 6:15pm
Love me some lowered trucks!

First my current ride, still big but technically lowered cause of the 2in drop shackles in the rear. Had to get the dmax to pull the toy hauler



This was my fun truck back in the day, i loved it! 4.8L V8 with a 5-speed manual trans, truck was by no means fast but i could make it dance. 4/7 static drop on 20's, had to watch out for speed bumps, wish i had a pic with my bike in the back





Then one morning i fell asleep on the way to work, i cried like a baby





Good luck with your ride op, post up some pics when you are done!
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Here's my 01 tacoma. 6in drop. 2.4l with full custom exhaust, intercooler, turbo, 2,900lbs 301whp 326wtq a
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4/8/2015 7:21pm
So, OP comes on here and asks members who have lowered trucks to respond. What he immediately encounters is a bunch of pussies denegrating his peferred...
So, OP comes on here and asks members who have lowered trucks to respond.
What he immediately encounters is a bunch of pussies denegrating his peferred style of stance for his truck.
If you don't like lowered trucks, then don't reply. He didn't ask any of you bastards to 'straighten him out' nor did he ask if you like lowered trucks. You are likely the same douches who sit around and make fun of anybody who differs from you or harbors an opinion different from your own. It's called insecurity----and, man, is it ugly.

I have my own opinion of lowered trucks, but he didn't ask what my opinion was. He asked for feedback from any on the forum whom have lowered their trucks. Sure, it should have been posted in 'non-moto', but that rule is rarely enforced.
Sorry I didn't mean to hurt anyones feelings.
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4/8/2015 7:32pm
Hey chaps,

since we're on the topic of trucks, I just got a new rig, a 4x2 hilux on dual fuel. LPG can in the tub. Has anyone got any idea if you could still butt the front wheel of a bike up against the cylinder or am I definitely relocating the cylinder under the tub?



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Rcp341 wrote:


Here's my 01 tacoma. 6in drop. 2.4l with full custom exhaust, intercooler, turbo, 2,900lbs 301whp 326wtq a


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Here's the last bagged truck I owned. I didn't even need a ramp to load my bike. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/04/08/86630/s1200_74970.jpg[/img] Here's the next one I'm doing, 61 F100...
Here's the last bagged truck I owned. I didn't even need a ramp to load my bike.




Here's the next one I'm doing, 61 F100 unibody. My F150 in the background is the only truck I've owned that I haven't bagged.




Love your trucks! I'm kind of partial to the Chevys of that vintage but that ford could be in my driveway anytime!

4/8/2015 8:09pm
In the early 90s slammed crew cab duallies with Alcoas would pull more pussy than anything.

Especially with a boat in tow.

Boats and Hoes. 1.29 gas life was good.
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4/8/2015 8:11pm


It's not lowered but it cost me $600, it's rust free, and I grew up with my dad having Mazda B2200 for a riding truck when I was a kid. It's hard to beat a good mazdarotti
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4/8/2015 8:37pm

Heres my old s10 from way back in the day





and with a fresh 07 yz250f right from the dealer



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4/8/2015 8:55pm
Crush wrote:
Hey chaps, since we're on the topic of trucks, I just got a new rig, a 4x2 hilux on dual fuel. LPG can in the tub...
Hey chaps,

since we're on the topic of trucks, I just got a new rig, a 4x2 hilux on dual fuel. LPG can in the tub. Has anyone got any idea if you could still butt the front wheel of a bike up against the cylinder or am I definitely relocating the cylinder under the tub?



Crush, what the hell are you talking about, haha? You're gonna need to speak "American" for me Tongue
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4/8/2015 9:02pm
I noticed a lot of guys have lowered trucks. Could we get some pics of your guys' setup? I have a 97 s10 and want to...
I noticed a lot of guys have lowered trucks. Could we get some pics of your guys' setup? I have a 97 s10 and want to put some work in it, but I want to see some of your guys' babies! I know Travis Cady has a really nice s10.

What I want to make my truck look like:



I'm glad to see that s10 still looks good. I was good friends with the guy that built it.
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4/8/2015 9:09pm
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Love me some lowered trucks! First my current ride, still big but technically lowered cause of the 2in drop shackles in the rear. Had to get...
Love me some lowered trucks!

First my current ride, still big but technically lowered cause of the 2in drop shackles in the rear. Had to get the dmax to pull the toy hauler



This was my fun truck back in the day, i loved it! 4.8L V8 with a 5-speed manual trans, truck was by no means fast but i could make it dance. 4/7 static drop on 20's, had to watch out for speed bumps, wish i had a pic with my bike in the back





Then one morning i fell asleep on the way to work, i cried like a baby





Good luck with your ride op, post up some pics when you are done!
Ouch,gutted or what,I didn't expect to scroll down and see that!
4/8/2015 9:22pm
I noticed a lot of guys have lowered trucks. Could we get some pics of your guys' setup? I have a 97 s10 and want to...
I noticed a lot of guys have lowered trucks. Could we get some pics of your guys' setup? I have a 97 s10 and want to put some work in it, but I want to see some of your guys' babies! I know Travis Cady has a really nice s10.

What I want to make my truck look like:



I'm glad to see that s10 still looks good. I was good friends with the guy that built it.
Small world
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I noticed a lot of guys have lowered trucks. Could we get some pics of your guys' setup? I have a 97 s10 and want to...
I noticed a lot of guys have lowered trucks. Could we get some pics of your guys' setup? I have a 97 s10 and want to put some work in it, but I want to see some of your guys' babies! I know Travis Cady has a really nice s10.

What I want to make my truck look like:



I'm glad to see that s10 still looks good. I was good friends with the guy that built it.
Small world
That's what went through my head when I saw it. Is the truck still in ND?
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This is my toy, I drove it daily until recently. great fun.
Always get people saying how useless they are etc etc. Haven't been some where I cant get in.
I appreciate and love lifted stuff also, but i find this more practical than a lifted 4x4.

But each to there own.



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4/9/2015 2:13am
Crush wrote:
Hey chaps, since we're on the topic of trucks, I just got a new rig, a 4x2 hilux on dual fuel. LPG can in the tub...
Hey chaps,

since we're on the topic of trucks, I just got a new rig, a 4x2 hilux on dual fuel. LPG can in the tub. Has anyone got any idea if you could still butt the front wheel of a bike up against the cylinder or am I definitely relocating the cylinder under the tub?



I have a falcon ute with an LPG cylinder in the tray and the bike sits up against the tank just fine. I wish it wasn't there though so I could carry the bike with the tailgate up, the tank takes up a lot of room... So yes I would say it is just fine to butt the bike up against the tank but if you can relocate it I would recommend doing so.
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4/9/2015 2:46am
Crush wrote:
Hey chaps, since we're on the topic of trucks, I just got a new rig, a 4x2 hilux on dual fuel. LPG can in the tub...
Hey chaps,

since we're on the topic of trucks, I just got a new rig, a 4x2 hilux on dual fuel. LPG can in the tub. Has anyone got any idea if you could still butt the front wheel of a bike up against the cylinder or am I definitely relocating the cylinder under the tub?



Reggsie wrote:
I have a falcon ute with an LPG cylinder in the tray and the bike sits up against the tank just fine. I wish it wasn't...
I have a falcon ute with an LPG cylinder in the tray and the bike sits up against the tank just fine. I wish it wasn't there though so I could carry the bike with the tailgate up, the tank takes up a lot of room... So yes I would say it is just fine to butt the bike up against the tank but if you can relocate it I would recommend doing so.
Cheers bud! There is actually some drawers in the back which I've sold, getting picked up this sat, so after that will measure up and see what to do... Not sure if the bike will fit, even tailgate down with the cylinder in the back... Spoke to a gas guy yesterday, he wanted 500 bucks to relocate, bloody hell, didn't think it'd cost that much! Will shop around and see what I can do...

Gets great mileage on the LPG, 550 kays to one tank thus far, must be close, and it gets along great. Stoked! The cylinder I think is 55litres?

Hows your Falcon go on it? And is there any cage/bracing on the cylinder or just the floor mounts?

hvaughn, haha... How's your Aussie mate?
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4/9/2015 3:10am
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Way back in 2007 and everything is dirty because I just got back from the track. I put extra low springs in it the week I...
Way back in 2007 and everything is dirty because I just got back from the track. I put extra low springs in it the week I got it from the dealership. Thats a real Aussie ute right there. Comfortable, as smooth as a car and as fast but it hauled my bike too!

That thing is dope! Like a modern day El Camino.

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