If a truck is slammed, weather it be on Air or Hydrolics…
If it doesnt drag frame and throw sparks im not impressed
It’s sad how accurate that statement is. :lol
plus one.
its kind of a waste to begin with. might as well do it right.
bass boats sparkle in the sun!!!..thats why they call the builder sparkles aka matt (car was sold)…
i dunno. i guess i don’t like most bagged trucks. give me some old skool customs and hot rods with bags and we are in business
[quote=dc2nick;372857]My Turn
I have a thing for Duallys!
do0d!!!..def just popped some wood… that 2500 hd “newest” silverado was like ahhhhh sweet chin music seen that dual dually before i think in truck’in…thanx for the post…old sckewl hot rods are awsum…loove rat rods… for some reason they appeal to me…seen one a while back that looked like it was in a losing battle with rust till i got up close and seen it was actually paint…soo sick
would deff drive
seen these two and just about fell over laughing…3 words come to mind…shoot me now!!!
This car is definitley an attention-getter… if your looking for a traditional rod then this is not the car for you. We cannot go anywhere without getting tons of questions and looks! It is right hand drive, stands 36" tall with bags down, roof is hinged to allow easier access unless you like getting on your hands and knees and crawling in! This is not your average hot rod.
The body is a 1931 Chrysler Imperial Sedan. It has been chopped, channeled and shortend from a 4 door to a 2 door. Car stands 36" tall.
The frame is 2x3 tubing with airride suspension 4 link in rear. Air bags on all 4 corners, but hidden very well. All air lines ran through frame. Disc brakes in front Drums in Rear, with proportioning vavles. Dana 60 Rearend.
The engine is a late 60’s 327 30 over with double-hump heads. edlebrock 3 duece intake. Custom built radiator. Car was driven around in the heat of summer last year, and never had problems overheating… In town or on highway. Car is solid on city streets and at HWY speeds. Have had it up to 75 with no problems.
Wheels- 6" with 6.50 x 15 in front 8"with 8.50 x 15 in rear. 20 gal fuel cell Car is California Registered with ORIGINAL 1931 Plates
^^^I want that motorcycle now!
i hear ya dude. the guy that built that car is Skotty Chops from Cali. and i am sure that bike is one of his creations 2. it is fuckin sick!!!
Look what you made me do, Nicole! Now im going to be sitting here all day doing this. Women…sigh Just be greatfull ur not my gf, or youd get it tonight.
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