Don't forget to make the four wheels' hydraulics independently remotely operated and the flame thrower tailpipes! Although I have no idea about the various combinations of terminology involved. Hoppers, dancers, sports stadium size/volume speakers...But hey, to each his own! *NM*

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CONTINUATION FROM BELOW..... What is a Low Rider? Look at the picture and you judge. To me I really think when you see one you know what the difference is. PIX and thanks for looking
- Beautiful truck and tastefully done. I always enjoy seeing it. *NM*
- I consider that little bit of lowering a PERFORMANCE enhancement - for better handling and control. :-) *NM*
- I agree. That’s not what I’d call a low rider. It’s just a lowered truck. Very clean truck! *NM*
- Looks like a classis "90's "Street Truck" to me. *NM*
  - Your right this truck was done like this since 2002 and exactly what you said. I see it as you do but people that don't really know will call it a Low Rider which has been said to me. *NM*
- Go ahead, make it a low rider man...
  - Don't forget to make the four wheels' hydraulics independently remotely operated and the flame thrower tailpipes! Although I have no idea about the various combinations of terminology involved. Hoppers, dancers, sports stadium size/volume speakers...But hey, to each his own! *NM*
- I used to get the same thing with my Mercury... Had one guy get very belligerent with me when I tried to explain to him why it wasn't a lowrider. *NM* *PIC*
- Nice truck Frank, I got a 94 Silverado OBS sits just like yours and I don't consider it a low rider! *NM*
  - This was built back in 2002 with the old technology so it rides hard and you can barely carry a brick........ Joking of course but you know what I mean. Hahaha it's the look that counts. *NM*