Whats everybody think... from a 16 year old about 4 years...

Edited: 7/20/2006 10:46:59 PM by ShorelineF150

Edited: 7/20/2006 10:45:38 PM by ShorelineF150

Hey matt (lilpimpin) - i know your brother probably did most the bag work . haha jk, but i'm probably right.

Well i'm 19...and autocore is doing all my work haha. I helped bag my truck actually but it was my 1st time and stuff knew nothing about it now that i know more about it i wish i never let the guy that helped me help me, fucking hack job x10. I need to teach myself to weld and pick up a real cheap project and get started on doing shit myself. Oh well it's easier to pay someone sometimes on a daily that i need done quicker than i could do myself.

Wow you all show me up. i am 17 and doing most the work but to chicken to do the suspension but everything else i hope i can do. Great work on the truck bro looks real nice.

Paul, I was talking to the thread started.

BUT, your welds look pretty good, and that frame looks nice.

Other young guys should show off your work.



I hope to be building full frames by this time next year. I'll be 18 then.

luvin' it kevin.

Thats lookin cool so far.

Im 15 and Im gonna be gettin my permit this summer. My dad is gonna buy me a truck this summer too (so he says lol). He said he will be willing to spend around 15g if my grades were good. Yes Im spoiled but my dad doesnt pay for nothing. He moved to Oklahoma. Before that he didnt pay for my education and now he aint payin for child support lol. So ya, I dont know a whole lot. I dont know anyone local that is into minitrucks. I live right next to GO EZ Customs so Ill be havin them do the work. Im going to be doin a rendering soon.

I always love to see the younger generation getting into the scene hands on early. It not only builds character but develops them at an age to build high quality rides later on. Over the past 7 years of having this site I've seen a lot of young young kids turn out some bitching rides.

Good luck you guys and keep it up!!!

Originally posted by SSM-Editor



I always love to see the younger generation getting into the scene hands on early. It not only builds character but develops them at an age to build high quality rides later on. Over the past 7 years of having this site I've seen a lot of young young kids turn out some bitching rides.

Good luck you guys and keep it up!!!

i started when i was 17.. nothing to major though lowered it and minor body work then i rolled my truck and got the joy of fixin that at the body shop i was working part time at.. when i turned 18 we did the front and did the back this last winter.. it gets me pumped to see younger guys bustin out badass rides keep up the good work guys

so mike then you should have minitruck mag do a mag special about the youngers and all about there work around the states

Seth those are some killer welds man how long have you been welding?