Very Custom Bagged 1966 Volkswagon Beetle.  Air bags are not just for trucks anymore!  This 1966 Volkswagon Beetle has spent a good amount of time under the knife to look like the showstopper it is today.  Completely custom interior, custom exterior and throw in some air bags, this Beetle lays out!

Just got done watching this video of highlights from the 2008 Texas Showdown.  Never been to Texas myself but those guys know how to build custom bagged trucks judging by this video.  It's ten minutes of hot girls, hot trucks and draggin' frame everywhere!

Totally unique bagged trucks and cars in this video.  Check out the 3:45 mark for a nice old bagged Chevy truck with an awesome interior.  You know I love custom Chevys, the older the better.  Be sure also to check out the 5:13 mark to see a Corvette tucking rim!  That's a first for me.  Corvettes are badass without any kind of customization so this lowered 'vette is a beast!  Last but not least, check out the 7:02 mark to see the absolute most customized H2 you can imagine.  This thing doesn't even look like a Hummer anymore, it's bagged, layed out, custom paint and shaved everything with the hood opening in the opposite direction, very custom.

Honda Accord sitting on air bags.  I'm a big fan of imports, especially accords.  And the wagon Accord is classic.  You don't see to many modified Honda Accord Wagons running around, especially not one bagged!

There aren't to many Honda Accord Station Wagons available for sale so if you find one, get your hands on it and modify the thing ASAP.

I love the old school lowriders but hydros SUCK.  The video here is of a '78 Custom Oldsmobile Cutlass.  This Cutlass doesn't have hydraulics like normal classic lowriders, it's bagged!  It's got nice height to it also and the guy working the switches isn't scared to make it dance.