Bagged or lowered international pickup pics?

Dang, some really nice binders.

 

Thanks..spent a lot of time on it. Regret selling it but the money was needed at the time to fund another project..story of my life haha.

 

If anybody's interested I just put up a picture thread of my current bagged '54 build.

1954 R-100

 

very nice thread ^^^^

 

i dearched, flipped and notched my '65 1100. no bags. six inch drop, still with full travel! my low flying tractor at billetproof nw 2011:

 

Here is a sweet one I saw at the Rollin Bones pit stop inMarquette, Ne. at 383strokers cool shop. Dig it man. ~sololobo~

 

58 binder

 

got any more pics of this?

 

my soon to be project in the corner, sold the suspension to buy air bag suspension

 

Here's one I built a few years ago... a '54 model.

it was a pain in the ass.... nothing went smooth.

but when it was done it drove good and I sold it... LOL

 

These are great pics. I'm currently in dis-assembly but I'm planning to lower my 46 binder a bit.

 

Hi. Need help to lower my 68 c1100. Does any one have any tips?

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Need some tips on how to lower 68 c1100. Ps love the old inters.... Thanks heaps

 

mustang 2 it. you can pick what ever ride hight you want.

 

Sorry for ignorance.... What does that mean?

 

Put a mustang II front suspension on. I dont know if anybody makes a crossmember for binders so chances are a guy would have to buy a universal crossmember,notch it to what ever ride hight on your frame.

 

mine is the green 47 with a 41 K clip and bed and the lower red 48 is a fellow HAMB'er ride (terraizer). Both on s10 frames. Sorry Chris don't mean to steal your thunder I had to post the inspiration for my '47!

 

How many leafs did you pull?

I'm thinking about doing that on my '50 L-122 flatbed

 

sorry no pics but I saw one a couple of years back that had used a 70's chevy truck front end. The crossmember bolts
in on them, the owner said it was an easy swap. Not traditional here, but neither are several other suggestions you have been given. It would give you disc brakes, independent suspension possible power steering and the ability to set your
height all in one.

 

Hello,

On one of our short coastal road trips, we saw a lowered truck that had a nice patina. It was next to a couple of small, but cool sports car sedans and stood out like the giant of a truck.

The faded paint and patina was a different look to any car or hot rod truck. But, it was the stance that stood out as well. Typical of what we used to see in our old Westside of Long Beach neighborhood as little kids.

This International Truck was old, but as we all know, being old is only a state of mind. Growing old is not as fun as being an avid 20 something from back in our old days. But, we have aged gracefully, as did this International Pick Up Truck.

Jnaki

We were a little late to our appointment, so, there are no other photos to get details. It just popped up on our digital camera action. Lowered, yes, Bagged? who knows?

 

I built mine back in the 90`s fully bagged with a Nova rear ,Nova front clip welded on and a 327/th350 .......still got it!