I guess there are just some wierd things to see in Portland. Drivin' with my coworker around lunch time today I saw a lifted old school hooptie like say a lincoln continental something like that.......anyway it's lifted so that the driver is sitting aprox. the same height off the ground as I am in my truck........he was rollin' on 24" (or more) spinner's with low pro tire's and it had a lot of bounce to it like it didn't have shocks at all.......and I don't think it was a hydraulic's thing cuz there is no way that those huge wheels and tires woulda fit inside his wheelwells

COULD NOT BELIEVE MY EYES

 

You've GOT to be kidding!!!

 

I'm sure they embellished the fuel economy...

I don't even think a Tundra in stock trim will get 25mpg... Toyota's website indicates an estimated 20mpg for a 2 wheel drive....

 

That's what I was thinking

 

All of those beds were custom made, at least the dually fender extension. The second and third pictures are the same truck.

 

Every now and then I see a 80's style Ford Ranger that had duals on the rear. If I ever get the chance, I'm going to ask why. Anthony

 

There is a newer CTD 2500 4x4 in the town I live in thats been LOWERED!!! I couldn't believe it, got a somewhat close look at Lowe's one day, Looks like the suspension mods were done with a cutting torch and a 30 pack of Keystone Lite.
What a waste!!

 

Now THAT's stupid! And I thought lifting two wheel drive trucks was ignorant!

 

Website is in CANADA. Canadian gallon is 5 quarts--not 4 quarts.

 

Ive seen a few of the toyota dually campers and theres a ranger dually running around here. Always wondered if it had anything done like a built 302 it would make a heck of a sleeper.