Yes, "bagged" means using air bags to raise and lower the suspension. Most of these types of suspension have some type of on-board compressor that gives control of the ride height. Many who bag their trucks also like the ability to "lay frame", which means lay the frame on the ground when parked. Here's an example....
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Ok guy's it's a go!!!

Monday April 7th 2014 from 0900 to approx. 1430 hrs
Laguna Hills High School
25401 Paseo De Valencia,
Laguna Hills, CA 92653

I need a PM from those of you who are attending.
Randy and Danny Please PM when you can.

We also have room for a couple more trucks. Respond if interested. This is a day you will not forget.
For those living in So. Cal. and who like to BRAG about your truck (must be 61-66 Ford Truck) now is the time to educate the minds of the next generation of HotRodders, Custom Truck Builders, Hobbiest and some Cool Kids I mean, young adults.

For those of you who have a driver and need help with it, bring it. These Students can help you.
Don't be embarrassed to be taught by a Student, they have a great Teacher. These Students have a mind like a sponge, eager to soak up all the information they can get. They're also willing to share the knowledge they've learned.
ANY LAST MINUTE "SLICK" OWNERS WANTING TO COME?

 

I'm confirming - See you Monday...!!

 

I'll be there, too.....but you already know that...

 

Anybody else? We have room for two more.

 

I would IF I didn't have a client in from the East Coast. I wouldn't mind spending a day picking the brains of the younger crowd to see what they like and don't like. If my son is any indication, it needs to have wide slicks, a roll cage, and a wheelie bar added to make my truck perfect. Little does he know exactly what that entails but I have his attention and he has mine.

 

airharley, where have you been? It's been a long time since I've seen you post.
Send me a P.M.

 

I want to take this time to acknowledge and thank three fantastic guys for helping me with this project. Thank You Randy, Danny and a big Thank you to Ray.
These guys took a day off from their busy lives to show and teach the future generation about truck building.
We had, with just (four trucks) plenty to show these students. The questions were endless, the reactions were, excited.
We were also treated to the Tech Editor of Classic Trucks, John Gilbert.
Also in attendance was a representative from DJM, Mark Dunham.
The weather was great, traffic both ways was brutal. It was a good day.






Once again, thank you guy's for educating the young minds at Laguna Hills High School.

 

It was a fun day, Robert!! Thanks for including me!

 

Thanx to Robert for setting it up and getting the word out to us.

It was great to see the other trucks - And the kids were blown away by Ray's custom..!!

 

Yeah, but they were all over your truck!

 

This is awesome hopefully one day I can attend an event like this

 

Sorry I haven`t gotten back to everyone sooner but as some of you know I was pretty sick that day - figures. Flat on back until today. I want to thank everyone who showed up. The students were really excited about the trucks and talking with you all. Had John from Classic Trucks Magazine and Mark from DJM Suspension there also. I want to do this again, probably not this semester but next for sure. It`s people like you who help keep these programs alive and I truly appreciate it. I`ll be at the All Ford Show at Knott`s the 27th with the orange Maverick so stop by and say hi if you`re there. Once again guys - Thank You!

Tim