this had to cost some money

Saw that truck at a local show last year. The guys seem like he had no idea how to drive a custom truck, let alone a bodydrpped one. Seemed like he got the truck by doing some "shady" business. Know what i'm sayin?

Have a question for everyone.  What happens if you blow a bag or line or something of that nature that is under the truck?  How are you supposed to get under the truck to fix it if it is bd or even layin frame?  Cant get a jack under it.  What does everyone do?  I recently blew a compressor line and thank god it was in the bed of the truck or I would have been screwed.  I was stuck in the middle of the intersection cuz i couldnt drag the truck to the side because the road was so fuck up.  I was there for an hour and a half with two cops blocking traffic.haha  SO WHAT DOES ONE DO?

looks like the worlds first bodydropped hovercraft

Dont know what happened but have seen the ride alot at local cruise nights..fuckin sick dodge !!

Once when i blew a bag i had a jack at the rear and when my wife hit the switch it lifted for just a second and i slid the jack under...  But yea, its better to not break down... lol 

if you blow a bag just inflate the other 3...  i blew the driver rear bag and i just kinda inflated 3 wheel style. aired up the driver front and pass rear with a little in pass front and was able to get home no prob. wasnt far but wasnt hard either.  heres a question... you are doored and shaved. you lay out and have an air leak and dont realize it. your comps come on with the key... how do you get in?  my guess about the video and no one ever knowing anything about it is it was probably just someone messing around. someone who had access to the lifts and shits just to make us wonder. 

ok its been this long and no one on here knows what really happened?

Guys its not a bad idea to take some tool and supplies with you in case your truck breaksdown. Most of us in Latest Craze take those things with us. You dont have to have a toolbox pre say, but a small tool bag is totally awsome. It is easy to fit on the inside of your truck and even the bed. You can get pretty much anything you need in one of the toolbags. Even a honda jack. The honda jacks can come in great use when you are tryin to get a vehicle off the gound. We used them numerous times when working on club vehicles in our garages. Just a thought everyone. That is 2 cents from me. I hope this can help some of you out this show season.

the honda jack is a good Idea. I have to keep one on my 89 because its so low and those jacks go down to about 1.5" and that can come in handy. but I still want to know the story on the truck.

Can someone post a picture of the Honda jack?  Sounds like a good idea for sure!