Just wondering if anyone in their drag dent (or other type of racing dent, have to be politically correct you know lol) has gotten their front ends in the air. I'm sure it's possible but they are trucks so I'm not sure how'd the weight distribution would affect it. You would think it'd hinder it in the wheelie area but then again, I'm 17 and dumb.

 

i dont remember the details on the truck but he is a member here on FTE and i bet he chimes in!

 

That picture is awesome!

 

I do not know who it belongs to. It is not a truck,BUT, it is a dent.
YouTube - bronco racer at the tracks pulling a wheelie

 

that bronco is sick, pulled the wheels up for 100 ft, lifted, and still ran a 12.10

 

'79 F100 in the first pic is owned by droppedf100, and yes he is member on here. Runs a built 460 with spray. Do a search for his name for details, or check the lowered attitude dentsides thread.

If I remember correctly the Bronco is capable of running 10s, and it still has working 4wd. Notice the winch bumper on the front? He can pull the front wheels with a Warn winch installed.

 

The Bronco: now THAT was a burnout, not a powerbrake!

 

That bronco was badass. I can't believe how fast he got down the track even after he let off to get it back down.

Here's another, Not sure if it's a wheelie or just hopping but it's still sweet.

YouTube - 79 Ford Bronco Big Block.wmv