widebody taco from reso

anybody have more info on it? profile on here, build shots, email of the owner, what was done for the body?

they look like prerunner bedsides and fenders, modified to drop the opening back down to a stock-ish location. i really want to do the same on my 92 toyota this summer. maybe not such a big flat top on the bedsides though. eventually bodied, but low as hell old school until then. hell, ive been thinking about bodydroppin it before i bag it. haha.

Im sure this is the one your talkin about, his names Jordan,hes from freaks of nature,hella cool guy did the work himself. I think he has a profile on here not sure.

that be the one. not a big fan of the wheels or the tail lights, but damn that body is sick.

Looks like alot of work just to put some big wheels on the truck.

the work was good, but i dont think it looked that good, but that's just me....

i would sport it.. but i would not do that to my truck.. there was a taco on 24's that looked sweet with stock fenders so you don't neet to do that for big wheels..

The guy did get people to notice it, maybe thats all that he wanted. I kinda like the import widebody look on that.

the taco on 24's is Josh's and I'm pretty sure he narrowed his axle, where as the widebody I dont think did

Here is the one on 24's & I love the way thatflat black one looks as well!!

The front fenders were widened by taking a 2wd fender and cutting it up and puttin it on the existing fender. The bed was made out of the stock side SKINS and a metal frame. The skins were cut up so he could get them to flare around the wheels in the back.

Nuerotic- who cares if its a lot of work to put big wheels on a truck? Your not the one doin it!

The taco on 24's is pretty badass im glad i go to see it in person at reso. But i like jordans truck better just because it lays body on those bigs wheels and can still drag if he wanted to.