my not so low 55 stepside

well it here it is let me here what you think

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Dayum!!!:sunglasse I love it!

that's pretty cool. so you don't plan on jumping, right? hahaha the fenders would be gone in a heartbeat.

nice truck though.

Dude Thats Sick I Love It!!!!

Dayum!!!:sunglasse I love it!:iagree:

At least a car where speedbumps turns fun! :)
"-sir, that speedbump over on Main Street, could you make it a bit higher? Y´know people are driving waayy too qiuck there.."

From what kit did you get the tires? Never seen a monstertruck in kit form. Not here in Scandinavia..

thanks guys, i used the tires & suspension from the frist bigfoot kit amt had out that was a glue kit
& rsxse240 i know but i din't like it with the body lift

Awesome!!

Nice model!!!

It's different! But I like! ;)

Nice build.

I wouldn't worry much about the fenders: Those old leaf-spring systems had maybe 6" of travel, at most. There was more spring in the tires than there was in the suspension.

Amazon-
AMT and Revell both make a sizeable line of monster trucks. A few are the 'old' style with stock-like frames and heavy-duty leaf springs, but most are the 'new' kind with tube frames and 4-link suspensions with nitrogen shocks.