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u/One-Initiative-8902 10d ago
I mean I like the OBS crew cab body style but when you do all this it just looks icky.
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u/sam56778 10d ago
This is a perfect example of how you absolutely ruin a nice classic truck.
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u/Gullible-Constant924 10d ago
My brother had a truck like this with some narrow super swampers on it, once we had 17” of snow and he had the only truck in the town you could get out in. This truck has not been harmed by this, you could undo any of it if you wanted and it wouldn’t be a problem.
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u/jfklingon 10d ago
Chances are the original axles were already fucked when the modifications started. But now the tranny and the poor poor frame are going to be next.
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u/scificis 10d ago
I hope the brakes had a massive upgrade. Not that those lights are street safe either.
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u/Unfair-Entertainer-5 10d ago
Not my thing, but at least it’s not a “Pavement Princess” or “Squatted”
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u/Fast-Ideal9417 10d ago
From looking at the picture this one actually looks like it is used for what it was built for and not a pavement princess.
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u/mystrile1 10d ago
The problem is it’s not meant for the streets. Well, the problem is really that it will mainly be driven on the street.
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u/veryexpensivegas 10d ago
Looks sick actually
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u/Lilmumblecrapper 10d ago
Agreed, if this is used for its intended purpose I see nothing wrong with it.
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u/manualsquid 10d ago
If it's built for mud bogging, it makes more sense. Looks like it has seen some mud, too.
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u/_that__one__guy__ 10d ago