Mike Melton questions why modern trucks sit nose-up, rear-down when older trucks went the opposite direction. He shows a Toyota sitting higher than a GMC and notes the poor visibility when looking up at the sky, then asks viewers to explain the trend shift in the comments.
This is how not to do your truck. Now, it— look at the Toyota, it's even higher than this damn GMC, and that GMC is pretty damn high. Now look at this truck right here. I mean, they actually did a pretty good job on some of the work, right? I've seen way worse. But look, when you're in there, you looking straight up at the damn sky, and there ain't no way in hell you could see anything. Now this truck is done right. He can see everything. Now put into the comments why y'all do these trucks like this. Why? Now I know back in the day, this is even before my time, that, you know, they had the damn— it was the opposite where the front end went down and the rear end was up, which was dumb back then. But now they want to pick on people like this right here. So I just want to know why, because I wasn't part of this or that old, old thing that they used to do where they, where they rake the front down and put the rear up, and now it's the front up and the rear down. Make this make sense to me, I don't know.
