Poll: how to drop my 68 shortbed

[fitzwell]

How come I never get invited to these beer drinking discussions? Hell, I like beer

hell, it was a work session that evolved into a beer drinkin/benchracin kinda deal.

and it was about 60 miles south of me

Looks like breakfast is out 'til around the 22nd or so. I just looked at all the crap i gotta get done before Calcasieu......YIKES!

[BlueovalFE]

That's cool, stay in touch.

[texrodder]

Bottom line its your truck lower how you like,opinions are like a$$holes everybody has one and most stink! Just do research and consider your budget,the work/skills involved,tools needed,how it will be used,etc,etc.
I have lowered trucks using camaro clips,MII,C4/C5 vette,and
I-Beams,all have there advantages and disadvantages,but honestly the best overall (driving,handling,towing,ease/cost of maintenance,and overall cost) is a camaro clip,but its probably the most difficult to install,it will probably take the better part of 2 days.The dropped beams are the easiest,but a 40 year old design,the vette is probably overboard for a daily cruiser,MII is a nice driver/show suspension but expect to spend $1500-$2000 on one,where as a camaro coud be bought installed and overhauled for a few hundred,so all you have to do now is decide.Click on my photobucket link below you can get an idea of a camaro clip on my 63 and dropped beams on my 91 Bronco,and honestly both ride/drive 100's time better than original....good luck with the project..
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Liftin one is easy,droppin one takes skills.

[wt4speed#2]

Looks like breakfast is out 'til around the 22nd or so.

Ya'll get seriuos about this I'm in.Just a little heads up is all I need. The one last week they asked me to work sat at the last minute could pass on the inch and a half if you know what i mean. texrodder you should join us .