Looking at the pics, especially those that show the wheel openings in relation to the frame, I am not entirely sure there is a body lift at all on it.....

 

I dont see anything that looks like a body lift either..... Looks to be pure suspension on stock half ton axles.

 

Some states have a height requirement for bumpers and headlights. That could be why they lowered the bumper and added a lower set of headlights.

 

That actually makes good sense. Doesn't appear they did much to the axles though. (as far as reinforcement) Bet they break easy.

 

Is that a challenge?

Why don't we start a DF fund to buy it. It can be our forum truck lol

 

I bet they don't. Those tires aren't any bigger than a 35. 9.25" rear ends are very strong torsionally speaking. Great for big power or tires. My Dad works for a guy who has a '71 supercharged alcohol fueled 440 'Cuda, and he runs a 9.25 rear end.

 

Nice hood!

 

What about the bed to rear bumper gap with the tailgate trim stuffed in it?

 

My guess is, he is traction challenged. That 440 can prolly roll his tires over without even breaking a sweat.

 

I kind of like how the frame was painted, and that's about it. It is nice condition, but it is outdated.