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Old 10-26-2021, 05:00 PM   #5
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Re: Someone else's truck. '48 Chev

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1) it's chopped and that's bad a$s
2) why would someone only chop 1.5"!?!?! that's so much work for a mild change
Actually, I think these slight chops look the best (especially on AD's). Most people chop too much then don't lower the truck enough and it destroys the lines. It tends to have the profile of a 2x4. The juice is worth the squeeze if the end result looks good.

The best custom mods are those subtle ones that you need to really look at. They are not so radical that the vehicle no longer resembles its stock form.

My 2 cents anyway......

Marc
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