What truck really inspired you?

I remember being soooooo impressed with dustin havens "suicidal toy".....It really looked like a toy to me (like a model truck or somthing...lol)





But now that I look back.....the paint job seems so cheezy to me....(sorry dustin)

first time posting pics, I hope it works. jendro's (I think) black taco was and still is my favorite truck ever last look a close second, and sideshow was my neighbor's truck. Too true what a couple people said about seeing cover trucks in person, the MIC duallies and the first sideshow paint (only cause the bodywork was crap) looked horrible in person. But Jendro's taco was flawless, too bad it got rearended. then who knows what happened to it?

Originally posted by Master Fabber



I hate to tell you but that purple truck could easily be fixed. I dont think that should go to the junkyard.

If you saw the truck before it was wrecked, it almost wasn't worth rebuilding, and then after it was wrecked, it messed up the bed too from hitting the concrete. He settled w/the insurance co. and got $3500 for it. You would've taken that too! lol

thats happened to it. Was neat watching the original owner tow ski's to the river with it.



As far as inspirational. Many of the og Diego NC trucks were way ahead for the time. Then up here Craig's work on cyanide Last laugh. Danglin The work from Craig, Mazza, Rick at R Customz and the Chrome from Chris at TP was off the charts.

I loved that truck too, never knew it was the same one. I just knew it was sold to someone in LA then got wrecked... I've been out of "the scene" AKA getting married having a kid and getting a new career going for the last few years. By the way jimbacca, videos of your truck dragging inspired me to bag my 97 ranger

My inspiration back in 2000

LENNY GRUVER'S S10 THE FIRST TIME SO SICK !!!!

Steve Nelson's Altered Ego ,

wayyyy back in 2000 or 2001 i cant remember, i reember ditchin school w/ my buddy, headin up to car tricks in jonesburo, and seeing prob one of the first b/d s10s on 20s. it was the first bd truck i had seen in person that wasnt at a show. from then on i knew my shit had to be low.

Brian Nelson's old dually was the first truck I saw laid-out in person. From there on, I knew mine had to be just as low.