Slammed Isuzu pup

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That’s a cute truck. Bed cover should be orange or yellow or something.

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If I move to America..
I’m living there.
In Titsville.

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On this list of things I don’t understand, this is pretty high up there. That being said I admire the workmanship.

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It’s a sporty car, but a truck (minus all the sporty parts). Huge culture of slammed trucks here. I have never been into it, but I’d build one on an Isuzu platform. I think a slammed Amigo with a Toyota 1UZ would be sweet. I have a buddy with a quad cab dually, 2500, 8’ bed Chevy that is lowered. There are several different cliques in the slammed truck scene; pretty much like every other scene. The one I don’t understand, is lifted trucks with huge wheels on thin tires. And the trucks in the south with the Carolina Lean or whatever they call it.

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Hahahaha I don’t live too far from there. Unfortunately, it’s TITUS-ville, named after some dude that wanted to build a town on property his wife owned.

I’m forever gonna call it titsville from now on.

if you’re looking for a real titsville you’ll wanna go to Key West.

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Well, we have the slammed Isuzu expert here. That’s where @Lowzone ’s username comes from. Maybe he ought to post up all his builds on here.

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Speaking of lowered… this sucker is 4wd even​:laughing:

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one of my lowered builds i still have

shows you all the different vehicles it took to build. 6 in total. 1 Rodeo (roof and b pillar/96 wider rear axle), Amigo for the rear 1/4s, 1990 spacecab for the front frame/nose/windshiled post, 91 Long bed and frame…list goes on and on. Still have it, though rough…doing a RHD and 3.1L Diesel swap eventually.

lowered and El Camino’d 1987 Honda Accord sedan …well was…friend in Iowa drove out and bought it from me when i was living in NJ.

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90 long bed 2.3L. loved this truck. Sold it and got totaled by a garbage truck in NJ

still have 1 Sik Pup

the Mini Mack. My father built this in 1979, i found it on Craigslist and put the cab and nose on a late model F450 chassis and added a tandem axle. Still have it, another long term project…

built this one, sold it…got painted and abused. Bought it back and Steve Spencer in TX hauled it to his place and Sean Newton hauled it to my rental property in NC where its sitting until i build my damn shop here in TN…

93-97 Rodeo center E=brake set up…that was a NIGHTMARE on a dropped truck.

Those are cool. I think I like those Ferrari sides.

I LOVE THE MINI-MACK. I’ve dabbled in some ideas about doing something like this:

But with a cab over engine . Don’ know how in the fresh hell it would work but I know I want something like that some day. After my current rodeo is done we can see where we’re at with it.

All sick builds though, dude. Well done.

Some off-road shop built a rock crawling cab over flatbed truck. I think it was one of the Isuzu models that we don’t get in the US, cause it was 4x4. It was awesome. Talk about a long travel rear axle.

Also, that mini-mack is pretty sick. What a great two vehicle. Way cooler than driving around an F-650.

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it was an NPR on a 4x4 chassis if i remember correctly.

this is my other mini semi…NOT a Minibigrig but actual Peterbilt 359 cut chopped 6" and laying on a Ford crew cab long bed F350 frame

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NPR on 4x4 chassis is what I remember as well.

Best way forward would be an NPS300, factory 4wd

I think the last time I checked, there aren’t any Isuzu NPR (or variants) that are old enough that I could afford that were 4x4 in the US. I remember you saying they are common where you are though.