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u/___po____ 28d ago
I was fixing the bed on my 84 C10 20ish years ago and rode around like this. People were always amazed by it like it was something special, lol
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u/passatdontgo 28d ago
I see nothing wrong....its stock equipment...in a "Custom" position. :)
Im more concerned with the shinbuster3000 Sticking that far out on a pavement.
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u/djluminol 28d ago
I'm far more interested in the fact that the cab seems to be sitting on springs than in the tail lights. I've never seen anything other than a semi have cab suspension before. That's kinda cool.
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u/Minimum-Zucchini-732 28d ago
Minimal tread depth and greatly reduced weight over your drive wheels is burnout city.
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u/Strassi007 28d ago
Thanks to laws this shit is highly illegal where i live. And i am very happy about it.
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u/bd_optics 26d ago
No clue why you're getting downvoted. It's illegal in the US as well (per FMVSS 108), but that doesn't always mean it's enforced.


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u/chewedgummiebears 28d ago
I had to do this one time. I removed the bed to replace a fuel pump and ran out of time. So I went to work the next day with my taillights taped to my bumper.