worlds first static dropped box on 22s and 24s tuckin lugs

the wheels came off a BRATZ doll carriage that my daughters used to play with 5 yrs ago. i just cut em in half and liquid nailed em on. by the time i get one airbrushed with whatever mag logo and paint scheme one would run about $300 shipped.its been up for about 3 weeks and its been left alone. i live on a dead end in a decent neighborhood. thats why i decided to go ahead and put it out at the street. the neighbors were trippin they rode by real slow to get a good look at what it was. even saw a few get out of the car and walk up to it. the mailman really digs it. he said he ll make sure my MT mag gets delivered on time..lol. ive emailed BENDAPIRATE@ MT mag the pics for a spot on the graffiti page or the pages that have "hardluck of the month" and so on, but havent heard a thing back. i think its worthy of some mag exposure. ill try mikes email and IM on this site. thanks for the comments everybody..drag thru please!! L888rr!!

I bet the mail man gets excited each month to drop off your favorite magazine...

u know now that i think about it, the mailman stops for about 5 min in front of my house before he puts the mail in the box. i think hes checkin out any babe coverage pics at the shows lol. hopefully hes not crankin the frank no pages stickin together so far..lol !!

Where did you get the wheels from? 

did you read the post chachi? 

i dont know if they make the doll carriage anymore. BRATZ dolls are sold at your local toy store,toys r us, kaybees, etc.i do have two of the wheels leftf u wanna make an offer just IM me. im sure the carriage cost about $30 to $40 if they still make em. or try a defunct dub city radio control car or truck. the wheels on the box are about 4.5 to 5 in in diameter. remember we minitruckers try to do things ourselves to keep the cost of custom down, but its hard to be a master of all trades. thats where minitrucker friends can def help. good luck!!

That's sick!

I wonder if you could rig up some kind of arm to the door that is attached to the wheels. Once you open the door, the wheels raise up.

That's pretty cool, and yeah, I read the profile.... very cool/funny stuff!

thanks for the kudos fellow minitruckers!! that would be really sick to have an adjustable suspension. think im gonna work on that with another one for display at my bar or at my friends fab shop...(heres the plug hehe) SMITH CHASSIS AND METALWORKS here in louisville ky. theyve been workin on mazda, a colorado on 22s, and a clean ass blazer. all of which,last i heard they are taken to the ALLSTAR EVENT in tenn a few weeks from now.