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 Lifted trucks?
#1585355
09/06/07 02:20 AM
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Joshua Lee
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Have faith in GOD, He is great
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: Joshua Lee]
#1585356
09/06/07 02:20 AM
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Joshua Lee
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Pro Angler
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Have faith in GOD, He is great
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: Joshua Lee]
#1585390
09/06/07 02:31 AM
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fowl play
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here's mine, no lift..all business. never been stuck, never been anywhere i couldnt get through....  
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: fowl play]
#1585718
09/06/07 10:16 AM
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TreeBass
Lt. Dan
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Lt. Dan
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Nice truck, they don't build them like that anymore
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: TreeBass]
#1585738
09/06/07 10:32 AM
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carpedebass
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: carpedebass]
#1585778
09/06/07 10:59 AM
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Poorboy
TFF Guru
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TFF Guru
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Say Joshua Lee, you don't know a fellow by the name of Brandon Smith from Sanger do ya?? I used to work with him at Dallas Peterbilt...
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: Poorboy]
#1586034
09/06/07 12:55 PM
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The Rich Inc.
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 This is a truck I helped build with a buddy of mine...Although It will NEVER see mud or hardly get driven....This pic was taken At its first Big car show debut in Austin at the Heat wave..
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: The Rich Inc.]
#1586098
09/06/07 01:30 PM
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David Lee
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Super Freak
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Dang Rich what is the cost on that truck. 
  Yes I did admit defeat. Good job back to back champion
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: David Lee]
#1586118
09/06/07 01:36 PM
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The Rich Inc.
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TOO much Dave, me a couple buddies shed a lot of blood and sweat on that thing....
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: The Rich Inc.]
#1586315
09/06/07 03:00 PM
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Rick Paradis
Sausage King
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 Right now she isnt worth much in the mud, but strong as an ox. I will upgrading tires shortly, going to a more aggressive mud terrian type, kinda hard to get into the good duck hunting spots with street tires. I will be adding a grill guard. and that's about all. Rick
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: Rick Paradis]
#1586355
09/06/07 03:18 PM
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lite-liner
Capt. CUDA
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Capt. CUDA
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Joshua, can't help but notice a LOT of frame twist
in those articulation shots. pretty typical w/ those
loooong ford frames. might want to weld in a rollbar
or something to stiffen it up, before it starts stress-cracking.
pretty truck though. Are there any dove flyin around that 3000 acres???????
tight lines
-Brian
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: Rick Paradis]
#1586365
09/06/07 03:23 PM
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Tubby
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: lite-liner]
#1586376
09/06/07 03:26 PM
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The Rich Inc.
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Yea the old ford frames have never been known for their strength..they are actually C frames and not full box frames...most of the trucks that I have been privileged to work on whether it be lifting or lowering we would usually box most of the frame in..only a few times did we have to add crossbraces...
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: The Rich Inc.]
#1586386
09/06/07 03:32 PM
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Rick Paradis
Sausage King
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Sausage King
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Tubby, that is some kind of all right....
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Re: Lifted trucks?
[Re: Rick Paradis]
#1586469
09/06/07 04:10 PM
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fowl play
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Right now she isnt worth much in the mud, but strong as an ox. I will upgrading tires shortly, going to a more aggressive mud terrian type, kinda hard to get into the good duck hunting spots with street tires. I will be adding a grill guard. and that's about all. my buddy has the same truck and he never had a problem in the mud . at the same time, i will never understand why chevy and ford put those crappy street tires on 4x4s. Rick
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