I put $3 on it being an 18 footer. Bets on!

Richard

god its not mine but it is either 18 or 20 not deffinently sure

20 footer:



18's are real common. I've seen some crazy pics on here with guys loading crew cabs on 'em, nothing but props for those guys - you make do with whatcha got - but it was too balls-out for me. I got the 20, but even then a crew is gonna hang off about a foot.

And no, that's not my towin' rig. That's the day I bought the trailer.

Richard

god loadin that burb is ridiculous the tires touch the strap rings on but sides its a tight squeeze

How about this, bringing home a bagged squarebody burb on a trailer hacked together from a wiped-out travel trailer. Notice the tires hanging a little over the side rail.



Couldn't figure out anything else to do but hook the straps, chains, then air the bitch up and hope it didn't leak down before I got home!



See y'all, I told you I'd owned a few squarebodies, and that's why I hate 'em. That bagged burb was my last one...

I swear, every time I post a pic here the resize makes it look like dog ass!

Richard

A crew cab fit just fine on my 18 foot trailer.







This was not the first time and I am sure it will not be the last, however it is the only time I snapped a pic. When they are on the trailer life is good, when they dont run geting them up there is the BITCH!!

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I have seen this one a couple of times at a car cruise they have in my home town it's real sweet !

is this potters truck in like the middle stages or somethin?

here is mine. needs some work but i think its nice. i tired searching and gave up. what all will it take to lay frae on 22's i'd really like to get a set of black ones like i saw at slammin and jammin.

That is a good looking Black NBS truck laid out above.

Landwhale, it is pretty much straight forward on laying these trucks out on 22s. Bags in the front with spindles or lower control arms. 4link or 2 link in the rear. You will have to narrow the rearend, widen the rear dually fenders, or run our Townasty wheels to keep the wheels inside the fenders. We can also hook you up on some black wheels like you mentioned.

No not potters, it is being done at B&C......

Ya I saw the black NBS dually in a magazine and went to the b&c offroad website and there is a complete build pic page.

Old reliable...