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Mini Truckin General \ pics from west coast 2000, how times have changed ..pics from west coast 2000, how times have changed ..
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Deranged731
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It's kinda nice to see rides that are painted, clean, and COMPLETE! It seems all I see latley are half done trucks, or trucks that are thrown together just to drag. Some people think the more mods the better, well when those mods are never completed, then what is the point, sometimes clean and simple, and complete, are what will turn heads. But cool pics of the show!
It's kinda nice to see rides that are painted, clean, and COMPLETE! It seems all I see latley are half done trucks, or trucks that are thrown together just to drag. Some people think the more mods the better, well when those mods are never completed, then what is the point, sometimes clean and simple, and complete, are what will turn heads. But cool pics of the show!
flatblackgmc
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Edited: 9/25/2009 8:29:45 AM by flatblackgmc
this truck actually ended up here in Lufkin, Tx and it still has the navigator clip and it has be bodied to the doors. It need LOTS of attention, I don't see how it is still moving.
this truck actually ended up here in Lufkin, Tx and it still has the navigator clip and it has be bodied to the doors. It need LOTS of attention, I don't see how it is still moving.
minitrucker007
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I never login on here anymore but his thread is great. Like Deranged731 said I never see anything finished anymore unless it is built be a shop or it was just build to drag. I have seen 75% of these trucks in person. The good old days, I remember when I bagged my first truck back in 96. :0 great thread.
I never login on here anymore but his thread is great. Like Deranged731 said I never see anything finished anymore unless it is built be a shop or it was just build to drag. I have seen 75% of these trucks in person. The good old days, I remember when I bagged my first truck back in 96. :0 great thread.
neurotic
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---------------------------------------------Originally posted by FXDGRNDThe dakota on the coverage was lance m from MT. I'm sure it's sitting somewhere. ---------------------------------------------Lance's Dakota is at Charles "The Kid" shop.I remember seeing it at the show for the first time.
twistedsdime
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Wow.....thanks for the flashback photos. Makes me hate it even more I didn't go. But bills come first.lol
Wow.....thanks for the flashback photos. Makes me hate it even more I didn't go. But bills come first.lol
bdydrppup
+1y
i definately loved goin to shows more back then. its like some of the trucks from then were like movie stars and you jus wanted to see em jus once in person.
i definately loved goin to shows more back then. its like some of the trucks from then were like movie stars and you jus wanted to see em jus once in person.
msturg
+1y
In regard to some of the nostalgia comments I see and have had the same feelings. I have a question for everyone else, is it that things have changed or have we become so involved with the "sport, hobby, lifestyle" that we aren't as easily impressed anymore
two81ʹs
+1y
Its technology and design. How good does a fullsize truck look on 18's as opposed to it being on 22's or 24's. It doesnt look or feel the same.Things will always make a circle. Hydrolics are making there way back but better. After your nintendo wasnt fun anymore because sega was the shit, take them out now and remember how much fun it was and watch it become entertaining all over again
Its technology and design. How good does a fullsize truck look on 18's as opposed to it being on 22's or 24's. It doesnt look or feel the same.Things will always make a circle. Hydrolics are making there way back but better. After your nintendo wasnt fun anymore because sega was the shit, take them out now and remember how much fun it was and watch it become entertaining all over again