Show your 1947-54 on stock chassis-no bags!!

Title says it all. 1947 through 54 on stock chassis and no air.

Show em off!!

Here is mine so far.

 

Not mine....but a geat example of an awesome truck on a stock chassis

 

Another great example.

 

I hope this isn't a Chevy only thread! Here is my '51 Ford. Stock rear suspension and springs, MII up front, no air.



Coach, I lived in Jamestown for 3 years between '03 and '05. How's it going out there?

 

No......all brands welcome. Just looking for some inspiration of lowered trucks on stock chassis.

Jamestown is good.....pretty much lived my whole life here except for about 6-7 years so I gues I do not know anything else.

 

Beautiful truck BTW.

 

My 54 with 3 leafs removed and 3in front drop axle and 3 leafs removed in the rear with 4in drop blocks.

 

Exactly the stance I am looking for!! Thanks!!

 

What rims are you running?

 

pre 71 6 lug camaro rally wheels.

 

Btt

 

Ttt

 

second truck down, the green one looks right...

 

There has to be more of them out there.....

 

Classic trucks that will never go out of style.

Thanks for posting the memories.

Jimbo

 

Here is mine, Stock dropped axle.

 

Love that Era of Fords!!

 

Update on mine:

 

wow thats a site better! good deal, whatd you end up doing suspension/tire wise?

 

Nice coach that looks great, what size wheels and tires are those, they are perfect

 

Sid's 4" axle and axle flip in the rear.

15 x 6 front with 215/75-15

15 x 7 rear with 235/75-15

 

Nice i may have to do a similar wherl tire setup that looks sick

 

Thanks!!

 

Very cool truck, Coach. Shows how less can be WAY more!

 

Thanks!!

 

Dammit i like the way that looks, i ordered my tires and wheels today so hopefully they show up soon, still need to get the drop axle yet but soon enough

 

All on stock chassis & IFS

 

Shitty pic before I got the damaged portawalls off, but that's how she sits. 4 inch blocks holding a Nova rearend in the back, Mustang II front end (I didn't add that) with no bags. Stock frame.