Dailey Driver??????

damn i was rememberin back when i had my dodge and drove it everyday, then wishin i had a truck to drive everyday, then i remembered my f/s is bagged, and i drive it everyday, sometimes 100+ miles a day, and i pulled a c10 on a trailer with it yesterday. i dont consider it out of the ordinary to drive a truck with bags everyday, its practical.

drive mine when it isnt too cold or shitty out... when it gets cold/snowy, i start driving my 4x4 again.

<a href="http://s242.photobucket.com/albums/ff54/1jrok1/jrokz%20cars/?action=view&current=IMG_0356.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff54/1jrok1/jrokz%20cars/IMG_0356.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a> I WANA BAG MINE BUT DONT WANA DRIVE SOMETHING WITH BAGS EVERYDAY

then either buy another vehicle for a daily or dont bag it

I have daily driven every mini i have had.

Drove my '03 Envoy bagged on 22"s to work everyday 40-50 miles round trip. Sold it and now I'm going to drive my '05 GMC Dually bagged on 24" Alcoas to work as well. If it's built right, nothing to be afraid of.

^^^^ THE TRUTH!!

I put about 108,000 miles on my bagged and body dropped mazda, and i now have 91,000 on my dually... both daily drivers

drive my bagged and bodied blazer everyday bout 40 miles a day if not more the only problem i have is i never drive more than an inch of the ground some im startin to go through tires haha!

I saw my dad put 300,000 miles on a rig he owned that was air ride.  Yeah, he was driving trucks on air ride long ago.  So what's the difference if you have a bagged mini or a bagged semi?  Build your shit right and you'll not have any major issues.  Do some homework, upkeep, preventive maintenance and you'll be fine.  Now this dead horse has been beat.  I want to know who in the "rust belt" daily drives their shit year round.  lmao.