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Jason Mulligan . June 19, 2025 . F100 Builders Save ArticleLogin to save it One Clean, Custom, Daily-Driven FordOpportunity seldom knocks, and when it does it’s best to grab ahold and make the best of what comes. A great opportunity came for Jeremy Rice of Tre5 Customs out in Arizona when his friend Brian Spradling was making his way home from Japan after a stint in the Air Force.
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Jason Mulligan . June 17, 2025 . Features Save ArticleLogin to save it From Work Truck to Speed and SoundThe snowball effect tends to take hold of many truck builders. A mild drop and some upgrades often turn into work on a full-blown show truck. This was the case for CJ Silvey’s ’06 Silverado. The truck started as a base model work truck outfitted with a 4.3L V-6 engine.
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Marcel Venable And Jason Mulligan . June 12, 2025 . c10 Save ArticleLogin to save it Anatomy of a Pro-Touring C-10 ChassisWe have seen enthusiasts build a lot of trucks in pro-touring style throughout the last few years in order to go out and play with their muscle car counter-parts at events like those held by the Goodguys and So Cal Challenge. These trucks merge horsepower with high-performance suspension systems that allow drivers to push their trucks’ boundaries.
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Jason Mulligan . June 10, 2025 . Features Save ArticleLogin to save it An S-10 Completed in Record TimeWhenever customizers pick up a new project that’s already had some work done to it, they’re all about adding their spin and bringing the truck to the finish line. This was the case for Bo McElwee’s Chevrolet S-10 that he picked up in Texas from painter Brian Vastine.
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Jason Mulligan . June 02, 2025 . Features Save ArticleLogin to save it Coal Blooded, a Cummins-Powered Square ‘BurbPaul Wheeler traded his custom ‘94 Silverado for this ’84 Suburban in an attempt to shake things up a little. The ‘Burb already had some work done, so he began by tackling the frame and suspension. He did the work in his friend Jason Freeman’s barn and in his parent’s garage with help from friend Jason Burkett.
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Marcel Venable And Jason Mulligan . May 28, 2025 . Tech Save ArticleLogin to save it Converting Your Carbureted Truck to Modern Self-Learning EFIOne of life’s greatest challenges is fear, and the best way to overcome it is to arm yourself with knowledge. Fear can take any shape depending on the individual, but the most common form I’ve encountered (and even suffered from myself) is of computers and technology when it comes to building custom trucks.
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Jason Mulligan . May 21, 2025 . Tech Save ArticleLogin to save it Protecting Your Bed and Valuables with BedRug and UndercoverThere are many advantages to owning a truck. The fact that you can toss in a couch, cement bags, a bed or drum kit like it’s no big deal beats out the small trunk on a car any day. Ironically, the drawback is that a truck has no trunk. There’s nowhere to put smaller items that could be stolen or damaged.
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Jason Mulligan . May 12, 2025 . Features Save ArticleLogin to save it One Clean, Innovative ChevyHow can anyone ever truly describe the skill that’s necessary and the time needed to rework a custom truck into a show-stopper with a bevy of unique details and flawless finishing work? Sometimes it’s better to let the facts and pictures speak for themselves. Turning a late-model truck into a hot rod with detail work that would make any white-gloved judge proud is no easy task.
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Jason Mulligan . May 07, 2025 . Features Save ArticleLogin to save it Inside the Off-Road Race World with Hart & Huntington/Premiere Motorsports GroupCompetition is in our blood. Since the beginning of time, the competitive edge has helped drive innovation and improvements. Racing has always been a great way to test one’s abilities and talents, starting with foot races and chariots and evolving into cars and motorcycles.
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Jason Mulligan . May 02, 2025 . Show Save ArticleLogin to save it Relaxin’ in the SoCal SunThe beginning of May in Southern California means a couple of things: Cinco de Mayo festivities and the Relaxin’ in So Cal show thrown by Relaxed Atmosphere. One of the goals of the show has always been value, keeping entry costs low and fun high. Custom-made tro- phies, cheap tacos and a huge raffle accomplish this.
