This 1996 Dodge Ram is owned by Glenn Sharman of Waterford, WI. This is truly a one-of-a-kind fully customized Ram! This originally was a 3/4 ton long bed! Needless to say, Glenn decided to chop and convert this Mopar hauler into a short stepside which was never produced by Mopar. The inside of the bed even received the royal treatment with the installation of a cherry wood floor complete with stainless strips. the bed is protected from mother nature by a steel, custom tonneau cover. The hood is also custom and made of oc carbon fibre, with only clear over the center, to show it off! Hey, this truck is more than looks though, in the performance department a 488 cubic inch monster V-10 was installed, along with stainless headers, Mopar purple shaft cam, jet performance module, poweraid throttle body spacer, Dana 80 rear, with 4:10 ratio positrac. To finalize the look, Glenn opted to go with 17" Colorado custom wheels, with Yokahama directional tires, and 4 wheel disc brakes. Orange pearl paint was sprayed on the Mopar sheet metal and this truck has been lowered with Chassis Tech components. On the interior, Glenn made sure long trips would be entertaining by installing a custom stereo system with CD/DVD/TV combo. Hats off to this truly one of a kind Mopar hauler!

You know, I am not a Ford fan at all (except for "effies"), but this F-150 owned by Jon Clemons of Knoxville, TN is one hot ride! For starters, the first thing everyone notices is the chameleon paint job. In the suspension department, Air Ride provides the height adjustment. A few billet accessories from Trenz were installed such as a flamed rear view mirror and a billet grille insert on the nose. Street Scene Mirrors replace the big "Dumbo Ears" and APC tailights were installed to ward off those who decided to follow too closely. The exterior styling, of this wicked F-150, is completed with shaved door handles and a set of KMC 20 inch Bofa wheels. On the inside, a custom box fills up the entire rear of the cab loaded with eight 12 inch MTX speakers, powered by three, one thousand watt amps! Spinning the tunes is an Alpine in dash DVD/CD combo. No doubt, if you can't see Jon coming in Knoxville, you can definitely hear him... unless a UT football game is in action!