Sickest Truck of All Time

Prefer the ones that helped define where the scene is today.
Ballistic Toy
Side Show
Last Look

Originally posted by 2dxmazda



mine would have to be the purple mitzu that graced the cover in like 92. it was a rear engine mounted 502 cadillac motor. super clean

that was an isuzu with a olds engine. It was from FL.

I agree that most of the trucks listed here so far are extremely sick, but there were some pretty amazing trucks built before there were bags and bodydrops. Most of the trucks listed in this thread so far were built since 94-95. Where are all the trucks with tandem axles, gullwing doors, lambo doors (before you could buy a kit to do it), fully molded ground fx, VW and Mercedes frontend swaps, etc etc etc??? Some of you consider those trucks played out, but they were the trucks that led to all that we have in the scene now.....and we just drove them that low.

What about either of Jamey Jordan's trucks? Ducks Dually? Tito's Titan? They should be added to the list.

Originally posted by bagged92



Edited: 7/15/2006 3:06:35 PM by bagged92

One of my favorites

My favorite

the "sickest' truck to me is the Mazda that had the 3rd door cut into it. I think MIC built it a long time ago. It got sent to Japan if I remember correctly

Edited: 7/21/2006 2:56:58 PM by 4uh8rs

LITTLE BIAST BUT I AM FOND OF THIS ON!

Originally posted by lowranger5561



Originally posted by 2dxmazda



mine would have to be the purple mitzu that graced the cover in like 92. it was a rear engine mounted 502 cadillac motor. super clean

that was an isuzu with a olds engine. It was from FL.

the isuzu in question was owned by Scott Lapham. It was called FIGMENT it was powered by a Olds Rocket 455 ci motor .....here's the cover ...........

5 dollar question ......does anyone remember who the other isuzu belongs too?

Good Lord Kevin. . . . how bout a harder question? The other truck belongs to Bobby. Of course he's more famously known as the kid with the mohawk that owns Mad Mods. Or the guy that does the smiley face burn out on his bike.

What about Red Hot? Belonged to David ICan'tRememberHisLastName. That truck, even though it's old school by today's standards, could easily go nose to nose with any of the trucks built today.