Take a Look at These Modified Trucks!
Modifications are not an uncommon thing. Many do it, but there are only a few that take it beyond the limits. Here are the crazy modified Fords that are on the road now. There is even one disguised as a Ford and another you have to see to believe.
Lifted
You know you have gone over the top if you can use your truck as a sun shade. Looks like this owner wanted to feel like a king on the road. I guess he will never have to worry about jacking up his Ford for maintenance.
Lowered
The green and boxy body isn't the only reason this 1990 Ford Ranger is getting attention. It is lowered and turned into a convertible. Of course, the roof has to come off, since the doors have been welded shut.
Lowered and Creepy
This lowered Ford looks like it just busted through the gates of hell. This is an original custom made Ford that was done by Chop'N'Drop Custom Shop. Advertising that they can take your wishes and create magic, this shop will chop and drop the classics.
Lowered and Chopped
Looks like many like to lower their Fords, but this Ford Ranger is equivalent to Frankenstein's creation. Complete with pennies in the headlights, wooden planks on the roof, and license plates in the interior, this Ford is truly one of a kind. It will even create sparks on the road. Check out the video here.
Attached Bed
Known as the Buckin' Crazy, this Ford Bronco has had a lot of work done. First escalating in tire size, this Ford was later given a (trailer) bed from an F-350. What can possibly be better than adding extra storage space? Goose, owner of the Bronco since he was 15, has more plans for his Ford.
Ford or Not a Ford, That is the Question
If you thought the last one was interesting, this one is only half a Ford? Well, you be the judge. According to AutoFocus, this is a 2013 Camaro ZL1 with a 1934 Ford 3 Window Coupe body. The Road Kill R has won a couple of awards, including first place in AutoRama.
Upside Down
I bet you never thought you would see something like this on the road. This is a Ford Ranger with an upside down F-150 body. Spending six months and $6,000, Rick Sullivan created a Ford that will be the craziest Ford seen on the road. Check out the rest of the story here.
