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<blockquote data-quote="RidgeHunter" data-source="post: 1391935" data-attributes="member: 4319">I was I had pictures of the Econoline I saw at a gas station in Barry County Mo a few years ago. It was rust primer, and sat on axles I didn&#039;t take the time to identify. That&#039;s how it was lifted (it had no front driveshaft, of course). It had clapped out leaf springs and u bolts as long as my calf stretched over a ridiculous amount of 2&#039;x4&quot; steel for the &quot;lift&quot;. On both axles. I don&#039;t remember what the drag link was, but it very well could have been an old T-post or something. And it sat on comparatively tiny, bald Ground Hawgs.If I&#039;m lyin&#039; I&#039;m dyin&#039;, the owner had a mullet and was not wearing a shirt. Actually he may have just had long hair and was balding. He also had a kid that looked like the feral kid from Mad Max.Google says max headlight height of 54&quot; in Ok, no bumper height.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RidgeHunter, post: 1391935, member: 4319"] I was I had pictures of the Econoline I saw at a gas station in Barry County Mo a few years ago. It was rust primer, and sat on axles I didn't take the time to identify. That's how it was lifted (it had no front driveshaft, of course). It had clapped out leaf springs and u bolts as long as my calf stretched over a ridiculous amount of 2'x4" steel for the "lift". On both axles. I don't remember what the drag link was, but it very well could have been an old T-post or something. And it sat on comparatively tiny, bald Ground Hawgs. If I'm lyin' I'm dyin', the owner had a mullet and was not wearing a shirt. Actually he may have just had long hair and was balding. He also had a kid that looked like the feral kid from Mad Max. Google says max headlight height of 54" in Ok, no bumper height. [/QUOTE]

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