Hey guys Im into a lot of different custom cultures. Diesels and Fullsize trucks bagged. I mostly like the stock look hammered. But im soon gonna change that an make my truck an old school them. Army green drab (very dark version) and maybe old 50's interior.
Heres some pics. I did all the work by myself. In the dead of winter lastyear. I had to bed my aunt to let me use her garage!

The begining PARTs!


Getting the front end done


Air tanks


Fully bagged (kinda)


My favorite! Train horns!


Fuel cell mounted. Made a custom drop down bracket

 

an heres some more pics
Hammered! (blurry stupid camera phone!)


And now how she sits!


Homemade watts link ( track position )


And this year I didnt have a garage to store it so This will have to do!

 

Thats pretty cool, i got some friends who do that.

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yea I just love trucks hammered or lifted.
IMO that trucks rides like a caddy! It was a great project for me. I mainly started it because my dad had gotten cancer it really really help to keep my mind settled and in a good direction! I told him he would be the first to ride in it. He love it. He has since then made full recovery YAY!

 

isn't that a long bed, most guys around here wouldn't lower one different strokes i guess

 

Yeah, there are so many short bed trucks lowered or bagged. An there are hardly any long beds at all.

 

Looks a bit rusty. You going to do some body work on it?

Looks good though. Nice work.

 

yeah, rust suck for sure. But I already had the cab corners done then about a year later the bed an rockers started to go.

 

Looks good.... i guess "hammered" is a Northerner term as down south here we call that "slammed"... i "dropped my ranger about a year ago did a 3/5 kit on it.... i have all the bags and brackets to bag mine minus the 4 link but i'm gonna run a monoleaf but i lack ambition currently to do it..... anywho looks great especially you doing that yerself.... did you put a step notch in the frame or a c section? just wandering....

 

Called A Ghetto Blaster here