I did not think this was possible.

Lift aside, running 35s with no mention of regearing? You should know what kind of fun to expect from that
Yep, that would suck, but I'm more curious in the execution. Every bad idea has something positive that can be taken away.
 
I think it looks like doo-doo. It reminds me of those big lifted up pickups driven by tards that don't take them offroad but love to drive around like ass-hats.

Probably going to be a huge liability to own too for the medium/long term!

He'll be lucky to get 40k.

I agree. It's easy to tell when a truck is built for form and not function, and this brodozer screams mall crawler. He may get his asking price, but not from anybody that knows what they're looking at.
 
I have to laugh at some of these responses lol. This vehicle was modded for looks. Seriously, how many of you guys have modded for looks?

Don't lie.

One of the first rules of increasing performance is to lose weight. Not just for speed but for agility, to lower your CG, improve efficiency so you don't have to haul so much extra fuel and everything else.

So before you ridicule this mod take a look at your own mods as seen through other's eyes. Just my opinion.


Most of the trucks here on this forum are modified for looks or to convey a certain attitude, from desert racers to expedition rigs. The one in the link is not really any different, and the only thing that I hate immediately is the gigantic decals on the back. Otherwise it's a cool looking toy, but not worth the asking price for sure.

From my perspective it's not a whole lot different than the rigs here that are modified for a month-long trek across South America, but in reality just get used for a bi-annual family camping trip to the local National Forest campground.

:madgrin:
 
I like stuff that works and looks good doing it.

I'll take looks like crap and works over looks.

If we really just want to discuss rock humpers that look like they were set on fire and rolled down a mountain, we can go to Pirate 4x4 and try to find that one angle to photograph them from where the rust and zip ties aren't that obvious.
 

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