wow...im speachless

[Mike Dziubina]

is this even legal??? i was actually next to this truck...its a 2003 super duty, custom 2' suspension lift, 49' tires, 2 tuners, 6" NTX full exhaust, and on and on...interior had 3 10" JL full DVD, and way too much to to list... i was barely able to reach the door handles...sick truck though

 

[Travis Munday]

Reminds me of a Suburban I saw about two weeks ago...it musta been 50' long, had about 6 doors per side, lifted as high as that one, topped off with bright red paint. It was wicked.

 

[WXMotorSports DecalsPartsAccs]

Whoa!

 

[TomT]

LOL. Does he have a fold down ladder? How the hell does he get in it?

 

[Rodger Tellefson]

I concur with SST, WHOA! Unless your taking it off road; just because you can doesn't mean you should.

 

[Mike Dziubina]

when i was next to it, they were in the process of getting one. they couldnt bolt an aftermarket one on because they were only 1 step at the time. they were making a 3 step ladder i believe. never followed up. asking price was $40k at the time. not sure if it sold or what happened to it.

 

[JK II]

I want one!!

 

[Ryan D]

My boss just bought an 02 F250 Superduty with 48 inch times on 20 inch rims with approx 28 inches of lift. I'll take a pic of the ST next to it this week . . he's gone one of his boy's firebird underneath it . .

 

[Richard L]

Personally, I think there should be some limit to how high or low you can alter the ride height of any vehicle driven on the public highways.



Auto makers have gone through a lot of expense to match bumper heights for some reasonable safety standards. When you raise a vehicle that high and hit someone you are very likely going to take someone's head off.



...Rich

 

[Ryan D]

Most states have bumper height limits . . that can easily be defeated by putting on a brush guard or some sort of steel lower bumper.

 

[tom prudhomme]

well, yeehaw, if'n that was red with an 8 on the side,,, then again,,,

I'd love to drive once just to roll it. :lol:

 

[WXMotorSports DecalsPartsAccs]

Some states have restrictions on how high the bumper can be off the ground as well as how far the tires stick out of the fender wells. I can appreciate all the hard work and custom fab work but it's over the top and not practical. Maybe a show truck...that you have to trailer in...LOL

 

[Ben Poche]

louisiana is 52" to the center of your head lights

 

[Johnny O]

Looks like coil-overs and not airbags. Bagged, you could keep it legal and raise it for shows.

How legal that all is depends on the state.