They have a camber offset on NASCAR rigs for a "reason". But that crap is "ridonkulous".
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Pretty sure it's just like that when dumped. It must have IRS not solid axle.
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I agree
It has to be bagged. Would be nearly impossible to drive outa where it is parked.
Great fun tho to pull up n sack it out on the sills!!
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It's not cambered intentionally as with a "stanced" car. The wheels are cambered just because it's laid out. They're straight when it's aired up for driving. I pointed out the rear camber because that would only happen if it was converted to an IRS (independent rear suspension). Not a common mod. Usually the bed is notched and/or the bed floor raised to clear the axle when it's laid out.
The stanced cars modded to be driven on ridiculous camber isn't my cup of tea, either. I'll take it over squatted any day, though.
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Old Chevy pickup. 50's?
Old school tow truck.
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