2016 Sema Project

WE ARE BACK!!!!

Trying to give it another go around for the show this year on that brand new 2017 Super duty. Fought with numerous dealers around the country, with many salesmen lying to take down payments. We finally tracked one down just outside detroit about one week ago. Thank you to Cody Curry of Haag Ford in Greendale Indiana for being the only person willing to help me track a truck down. Every day counts.

I imagine they'll be the National Truck of SEMA this year for sure.

The truck will be similar but all different then the red truck that happened a few years ago. Many things are still up in the air as everything on the truck is still in production. The same great people will be involved on this truck, Trevor and the crew at PMF Suspension will be handling pretty much everything below the cab, Zane and Bentley at H&S plan to put some respectable power down again. Josh at The Diesel Cartel as always will be supplying the majority of the parts. He sells everything for any vehicle I need parts for, and is simply the best, easiest person to work with. Glad to have the best people in the industry in my opinion to work with, and also to support some good friends in the process. As last time Auto Truck Service Co. in minneapolis, who I work for will be doing the entire install of everything. Painting, fabricating, all of it will be done by us.

Anyway we looked long and hard for a Platinum trimmed truck, Bill Brown Ford was the ticket. Lefebvre trucking again moved the truck from detroit to our location in Minneapolis.

The truck showed up about one day later to our shop in Minneapolis,



Here are some comparison shots next to a 2015 GMC Denali Hd, 6'' cognito lift on 35s. As you can see the ford stock is big as always.

That's a beautiful starting platform!

Right before the tear down started, some last pictures in stock form. Never drove the truck even :doh: has less the 20 miles on it!

In on this one. The last one was amazing, Can't wait to see what this one becomes.

Tear it down! Doors first, then fenders and hood. Box came off next, then finally the cab. Busy first day.

Next was removing the front windshield and rear glass, doors were also torn apart and prepped for paint. Doors were a major chore to disassemble, took about 5-6 hours.

Stay tuned, there will be lots more coming in the following weeks, just had to get things started. Wish us luck we are pushed for time!

Holy cow... lol... I'm laughing because the amazement of what's fixing to take place! Unreal. Didn't even drive the truck!

I truly admire how hard you ball lol. That's awesome man - loved your last one - super excited to see what you do with this one!

I haven't even see one of these on a dealer lot yet and here these guys are tearing one apart.

Excited to watch this loved the last build.

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Excited for this one!


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I can't imagine tearing into a brand new $80k truck like that haha. Should've ordered that one disassembled to begin with lol


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I dig it!

Thats awesome, I haven't even seen one yet and this one is completely ripped apart, can't wait to see the outcome of this one. Last one was beyond amazing.

Should go old school with it, big chrome hoop roll bar KC's on the roof and some claws, bring it back.

Man this is awesome! Looking forward to following another amazing build!

Unreal!


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