Post your 4X4 pictures HERE!!

[cw4rdmn]

hey thanks bigdogg! Its got 33s on it, but eventually i think i want to put 35s on

[mr_josh]

Did someone say 35s?

Great looking trucks, guys. Here's mine.

[Thunderfoot]

Here is my beast... I need to get some better pictures of mine... I'll definitely get some before I put the new suspension on it.

[CO684X4]

Here is mine before the rebuild.

[1971ford]

do prerunners count?

mine is really just big tires right now but soon it will definately be offroad worthy.

[cw4rdmn]

Cool truck 71ford Where did you get that bumper, or did you make it?

[1971ford]

Cool truck 71ford Where did you get that bumper, or did you make it?

THanks! My dad, buddy and I made it. then i whipped the skidplate up at work with the boss's help. turned out pretty good
i dont want to take this thread too far off topic of awesome 4x4 pictures but heres some pictures of the bumper.




Its big because in desert racing you don't hear horns.. you ram them
Bumper still needs 3 lights in the center and a nerf pad on the hoop

[cw4rdmn]

I'll defiantly be doing somehting like that on mine

[FordTruck]

Here's mine.

What kind of flatbed is that?? Do you have anymore pictures of it and what are the measurements? I'm trying to get ideas for a flatbed for my CS.

[averagef250]

It's steel, .120" diamond plate deck and 18" up the rack with 2X4 stake pockets, frame and headache rack is 2X3 .120" wall. 6.5' wide, 8' long. Expanded metal at the window opening. The bed looks farm built to me. I got it on a wrecked 90's dodge cummins truck I bought and redid the rack to my liking. I redid the mounting points to bolt to stock bed holes and most of the welds underneath as they weren't the prettiest. The bed actually weighs less than a regular 67-72 8' box with tailgate.

If I'd have built it from scratch I'd have used 2X4 .250 wall for the main frame, it gives a bit as is with more than a ton on it and would never fly as a dump bed.

From scratch I'd also have used plain steel or wood for the deck as diamond plate is hard to maintain. It's very difficult to keep clean and far more expensive than regular steel plate.

[Fordnatic]

Here's mine:



Grandpa bought it new. I started driving it when I was 5 (Really! On my knees in granny chasing cows. Dad would put it in granny and get out. I could stop with key and start in gear with the starter, and it had a hand throttle for speed adjustment-pretty slow in granny with 4:10's.)

[James72]

The 'ol '72 crew

[miner3do]

here is my 67 finally got her running right



early 80s my grandpa raced her for the local hill climb association added a cage and put the gas tank in the back

[ezernut9mm]

managed to catch this little beauty on the way back from illinois on us 36 in chillicothe missouri. it was real clean and looked like a 69 ranger from the grille.

[fomocoguy]

My 69 before I started playing with different colors all over it so I can decide on a color scheme: