What Was I Thinking? Complete King Ranch Tear Down Pt. 1

Lawson's truck finally goes under the knife as we tear it apart down to the frame and prep the suspension. With a tight timeline and questionable turnarounds on some of these parts, we'll see if we can pull it off in time for our next truck show...

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[Trevor_Hall]

Just picked up my first wheel and tire package for my 92 bronco!! Sooo pumped, can't wait for them to get here!

[SiLLYrado]

I was curious how you were going to pull off a two toned show truck. Dude this truck turned out amazing Lawson. Hats off to you and the rest of the CO team. I love watching these videos. Reminds me of the old CO days. Keep up the great work guys and girls.

[joshc]

Dang the suspense, but killer build 💪🏻👊🏻

[johnnygarcia]

For some reason, there’s no specs on the lift and tire size ?

[patrickjames]

Do you build anything outside your own vehicles?

[alan]

How did Lawson get the inspiration for the king 12:11 12:11 ranch grille design ? Looks great 7:20

[Mikesteff]

That’s a cool build for a ford lol will there be a update on CO2????

[mugshotmarley]

Looks great! But I never understood the rush. Why start so late? Maybe finances or just procrastinating, but if yall just would've started months before, then it would've been 100 times easier and actually go through color schemes, etc. I commend yall for picking color themes so quickly tho. That would take me weeks to go through and get it exactly what I wanted thru trial and error. Sometimes you need to give in to certain things when you are on a tight deadline, and if Im spending years of my money, Id want to get it perfect. In the end it turned out amazing, but not realizing and starting the build earlier is like shooting yourself in the foot. Either way, good job.