well im still trying to get ahold of him or who ever owns the truck now

 

Shoot, im 27 and i couldnt put up with it. for a daily driver of course. If i ever lifted something that high, it would be an excursion. the bed on a truck that high is useless. cant really tow effectively either. I'd hate to have to put my daughter in a her car seat every morning at that height. strictly a play toy thing. and of course lots of
$$$!

 

well if anyone could help me it would be great. i know its a lot of money, but i love it!!

 

53" tires and 3:73 gears

I've seen that truck in person....unless you are prepared to put a bunch more money into it to make it "streetable" my advice would be to steer clear.

 

I think they are continentals...

 

Here's a couple of pics I have of it. As you can see, The CHP really likes the truck

 

OK, how exactly do you climb into that thing...

 

Seriously? Do you REALLY have to ask that?


It has 4 doors for a reason!










3 buddies to lift you up, then you help one of them up with the other two lifting from below... Then the two of you pull one of the last two up with number four pushing from below. Then you tug the last one up with a rope...

 

dam i really like that painted step pad on his truck..

shame mine would end up scratched and chipped in no time..

8-(

 

yep, and then thers how to get down. either base jump, skydive or hang glide.

 

how much did this truck sell for? and what would you be willing to pay?

 

...and don't forget the helicopter pad on the back!

 

No doubt... I'd build you one JUST LIKE IT for the right $$$!

 

It's quite obvious it's "not" used for general service, towing, highway use or whatever. Just a local show queen. I think you'd be better off putting a gun to your head and pulling the trigger than running it down the highway.

The cops probably taking pictures to present them at roll call so they can bag the guy.

 

the first time i saw this truck it was sold for $23,000


hey stevebricks do you know how i can contact griff?