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haha I wish. Its pretty interesting! The things some people do crack me up.

 

ack its soooooooooo close to being a sweet cutomized job....if you enlarged the wheel wells so the tires somewhat fit inside and then just dropped it enough to get the wheels in there.... Cars where the wheels dont even enter the wheel wells look funny

 

Lol I like his engine description. 10 cyl then goes on to say he has a 350 off road cam in it
Still have to give credit where credit is due. They did a great job on the fabrication and instalation

 

Hahahaha... I like how it says "street legal". There's a difference between being street driven and street leagal. That thing wouldn't pass a safety inspection if your state has one. The bumper is to high, the tires stick out to much, and anything over 33" tire is illegal around these parts.

 

I totally agree they should just cover the wheel wells, maybe use some fiberglass or sheetmetal and smoot it inot the fenders. It just looks to rigged even though its a nice piece of fabrication. My dad used to have on like that on an old ranchero body I always thought his big empty wheel wells in the sky looked awkward also.

 

Well, its got a stronger frame and rear-end then a stock 3rd gen. Plus he's got dual with clearence lol. Good job

 

Dude... no. Why? I mean, yeah it's custom to the max (always gotta give "mad props" for the customed outness), but it's like ruining 2 vehicles. It's cool, just... ok it's growing on me, but the principle of the matter is just a little disturbing, am I right? Oddly pleasurable I guess, it just seems like a total bastardization.