As a whole I like the truck. I think it looks pretty sick. Only thing I dont realy carefore are the rims. I personally would have gone with black on a ligher color ram.

 

not a fan of lowered trucks at all, but thats a decent looking truck, id lose the decal, diff color, and diff wheel/tire combo though, and at least he was smart enough to bag is so the kit doesnt get all effed up

and i agree greenmachines is much better

CAPAFW163 - great checklist

and wtf is this? ****ing awesome!

 

My response to "To each his own": This pic will get anyone off their high horse pretty fast!!!!

 

I think it looks cool.

It reminds me of those NASCAR truck series tucks. Not what I'd use to hual my camper or put a load of gravel in but as a dedicated street rod seems pretty cool to me.

 

The Ironing board rear wing is just classic......

 

I like the "Speed holes" in the fenders

 

that honda is great, i was thinking about doing that to my 91 camry, but it was a family owned car and in perfect condition minus an accident, so i just made a cardboard body kit instead.




it was a crowd favorite at the local ricer meetup lol

 

Or are those bullet holes? A "driven by" shooting?????

 

I'm with you. Just because my truck isn't a 4x4 doesn't make it any less a dodge. When I buy vehicles, I look to see exactly what I need. Back in 99 I needed something to tow my horse trailer. 2wd's tow better than 4wd's so I bought a 2 wheeler. I already had a 4x4 expy...why spend an extra 5 grand to get another 4x4. If I want to play in the mud I use my expy. Don't hate on the 2 wheelers so much guys.

 

I think its a pretty cool truck. The guy is just like any one of us in the fact that it is his play toy and he built it the way he wanted it, whether it be a little extreme or not. I personally think these guys that take there dd trucks and mud em up are crazy. I only have 2wd as my dd, but if I want to go playin in the woods Ill hop in the ol wore out cj and give er hell. Then if I tear it up I can haul it home and leave it broke if need be and still get to work. I think pavement pounders **** me off more than "homie" trucks because they are impractical as hell and cost a ton more to repair .