10-4, loud and clear. However, I do respect all the input but I am struggling with all of these older trucks that have been lowered a few inches to give them a tougher stance. I'm not looking to drop it in the weeds but to give it a better rat rod look to go in line with the killer patina this old truck has. It's all surface rust and I want that old hot rod shop look. I even have a buddy who does vintage air brushing coming over to paint my doors to make it look like a old parts truck for a rod shop. "Shannon's Hot Rod Shop"
Fort Worth, TX
Head Jobs Since 1962

This is a example of what the doors are going to look like.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/171/483067655_354abec381.jpg

But on the doors of my truck; pictured below.

[IMG]http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm287/texas_campers/62C10001.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm287/texas_campers/62C10004.jpg[/IMG]

I'm going to run the old rusty rims and skinny tires and don't have plans for anything else. I just want the truck a little lower and tougher looking but I don't want any of the steering jacked up. I can care less about ride or hauling stuff. That is what I have a new truck for and not why I bought this one. This is for looks and cruising only. Let's be honest; she isn't gonna win any shows! =0)