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I would just like to known if all Mini trucks have to be bodydropped to be badazz, considered for a cover shot and feature in Mini Truckin or whatever. It seems like every truck I see on the cover and have a full feature include the following: Solid background behind truck, beautiful model and interviews and are all bodydropped. I know that it can't all be the lower the better, cleanliness, style and uniqeness have to fall in there somewhere. Febuary 2002 issue of Mini Truckin across the top of the mag (the mail subscription issue with NO calender) reads "Alternative trucks, break away from the crowd!" I update and change my list and plans of things to do on a weekly basis, because I want to do everything perfect, but I just can not bring myself to cut into the bed or the fender wells, I do not know why I feel this way. I am doing everything possible to get the truck as low as possible without any cutting. We are going to install a chrome 4 link in back, with new bags and brackets and either dropped a-arms in front or adjust the stock a-arms, and remove the plastic fender liners, our front tires are sittting right on them now when it is laid out. I do not/ or want to copy everyone elses ideas, but I do use them occasionally and mix them with my own, like our exhaust setup. I got the idea from "Tuckin Taco" March 01 issue of Mini Truckin. The truck has 1 dual exhaust flowmaster coming out the center of the roll pan, I used part of the idea, but we did 2 with the drop tag in the middle.
I would like to know how others feel about this subject, please reply.
Thankyou,
Pete & Sheryl
01 Tacoma SR5 extra cab
"Goldfinger"
I would like to know how others feel about this subject, please reply.
Thankyou,
Pete & Sheryl
01 Tacoma SR5 extra cab
"Goldfinger"