Mazda b2200 bagged minitruck project

This is my Mazda b2200 that I have been working on for the past couple years. Airbags, 20-22” wheels, custom back half, custom front suspension, sheet metal bed. My buddy Little Mike painted it for me. Currently working on the interior. Thanks for watching.

[@brad5316]

This truck you have made is so Outstanding!!!!
This truck blew me away SIR!!

[@steveharbour4599]

Thank you sir.

[@rcmedia141]

Subbed. Keep sharing your build. Greetings from Texas. This build deserves way👏 more 👏views. Minitruckin is not dead.

[@ScKSD]

Bad ass truck .. like the phantom grill too

[@rulerofomicronpersei8]

You do fine work, beautiful piece of art!
Subbed!

[@greendotscott5038]

Gorgeous 🤤👍

[@dlee8835]

My old truck You did everything I wanted dammmmm

[@Coffeeandbrats]

Found you via ig. This is a sweet build man. The frame work and the color combo is super rad!

[@steveharbour4599]

Thank you sir. Thanks for watching.

[@jessetaylor2707]

I see were I messed up at.

[@user-gd1pj9hm8p]

🌹👍🌹👍🌹👍🌹👍

[@rodolfonavarette3560]

Hey men I love what you’re doing with that truck looks great. What’s the color code that you use ?

[@steveharbour4599]

Not sure of the code but it’s Kia stinger hi chroma red.

[@user-df5zn8sw4e]

Dónde conseguiste tu parrilla

[@rottsrule2505]

As that same question pose, how'd you do the 5 lug conversion?

[@steveharbour4599]

It’s just a 86 Toyota rear end and 86 Toyota front hubs and spindles. It has custom control arms to make the spindles work.

[@carlinrackley8547]

It's never a good idea to lower or bag your truck like that. because if you ever get in a situation where it's raining and you have to drive through a flooded road with water flying everywhere, it could damage the transmission if the water could reach it from below. That is why I hate the "low and slow" look of the Mazda B2000/B2200, aside from me thinking it ruins the overall look of the truck. So I really wish people would stop lowering these trucks, It doesn't look good, it's not cool and you leave yourself open for water damage more than if you'd left it the way it was.

[@brad5316]

WTF!
Thanks Dad!