trukn1

Just thought I would share a pic of one of the big trucks all modded out. Forgive the quality, as this pic was taken at 75 mph and with one hand, gotta keep my truck under control. This is primarily a rolling advertisement for a truckers chrome shop located on I-81 South in Wytheville, Virginia. The frame of this truck has been hyper-stretched and extended, chasis has been lowered, custom paint job, LOTS of chrome (it does belong to a chrome shop), sports 2 150 gallon fuel tanks on the driver side, locomotive air horns, annnndddd it is completely, 100% street legal. There is a corresponding trailer (all chromed out) which this truck pulls to different trucking events. I really cant comment on trailer size, not exact specs of this truck, since i havenot stopped to ask. Just thought I would share an interesting sight.

Koma

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Yea, I mod my body as well as mod cars.

I just hope that thing drives damn slow...

goober007

wow, i wonder how that thing stays under code.

Stage3

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That's pretty hot!

plex

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Sweet they dropped it I wonder if they do any engine mods to these trucks since they have monster sized turbos.

trukn1

From what i understand of this truck, it once housed what is called a studio sleeper. A sleeper section is the area behind the drivers seat where the drivers bunk, tv, etc. is located. With a studio sleeper, not only is there a bunk, but there may also be a small dining area, shower, toilet, laundry facility. Just think of it as a miniture RV. In order to house this type of sleeper section, the frame must be hyper extended and strengthened. This particular truck,since it would not see much over the road time, had its' sleeper section removed so that it just houses the front seats. Rest of the truck has been chromed out and forces a "wow" appeal. Most of you have probably passed these trucks with the sleeper sections I am referring to without knowing it. They are really common in the big moving van companies such as United Van Lines, Atlas, and some of the high end vehicle transporter companies. Just surprised that they didn't install spinner rims on the truck. LOL!!!! Yes, even trucks can sport spinners. (www.relativetomotion.com)

AJ

Sweet

maniax

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when i was in hong kong. i saw all these delivery trucks modded out with body kits. HIDs and foglights and led strips.

In HK, they put a bodykit on everything!!!!!

trukn1

delivery trucks, I could see,, especially in HK. Not a common everyday thing here to see Tractor Trailer modded out. This truck also has a 48' trailer, all chromed out as well. Looks really nice when both parts are together. This truck is primarily used to promote their chrome shop business for large trucks.

PureDrifter

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theres a show on CMT called "Trick My Truck"

Yes, it is exactly like what your thinking.

trukn1

Yeah, I watch that program from time to time, if you look at the thread I linked too, you will see the tribal design trick with the side mount Harley Davidson exhaust.
Here it is.....

Yes,, those are spinners on the front and rear wheels

trukn1

As if you didnt have enough,, check this one out. Currently being redone (explains the missing headlights)






Pay no attention to my home away from home in the background, LOL!!!

UberNoob

^ PUG FUGLY ALERT!! ^
lol

thats one ugly truck
lol make me want to puke
the exhaust pipes are like chimneys

the green truck at least had some taste and didnt go overboard...

and wth... they are making spinners for everything now?
whats next, spinners on baby stroller wheels?

mvallido

Those guys makes a lot of money. I saw a guy got dropped off to the parking lot by his wife on a C55 AMG.

O. L. T.

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Factory dubs