Tired of seeing the same trucks

If your tired of seeing the same ol shit and you want yours to be noticed, BUILD SOMETHING THATS WORTHY. Or quit your bitchin.

Me personally, i dont care if my truck gets shot, it has for online show coverage but thats about it.

I look at everything when I go to shows. My coverage is a reflection of the quality rides that were there.
If you do not see your vehicle in it, you did not have the quality it takes to get noticed.

You would not be complaining if your ride was seen in every truck mag over and over.

don't like the magazine? then don't buy it. don't like the trucks out there? well, you build one then. till you do, don't knock anyone's truck that's in a feature or just a pic of it in a mag. they've earned their features and their respect. and, there's plenty of quality trucks out there that have yet to be seen in the mags, but it's only because there's only so much room in every issue, and depending on where you're at, there's trucks being done and re-done all over the place...............and in the end there's what? maybe 6 or 7 photographers for our entire scene? lighten up a lil bit. or build something, but get off your high horse and quit knocking peoples shit. folks like you are the dickheads that key someone's ride because it's better than your own. respect the work, time, and sacrafice these guys put into there rides. build your own "worthy" vehicle, and when you do, have someone knock it because it's getting media exposure. let me know how that feels.

I know what your saying...i feel ya...but all i can tell ya...STEP IT THE FUCK UP!! Then get your truck featured or plastered all over a cover, then see how you feel when some hater ass don't know any betters knock your shit because every editor is diggin' it for a show season. What you see every month in the magazine is the best that each region covered has to offer at that time. To all that have nice trucks gettin' coverage, congrats!! You damn sure earned it!! To all else, you know what to do.

Edited: 9/5/2006 5:13:15 PM by lascrew

It would be nice to see my truck in a mag, but I don't pursue it so I can't complain about it. In regard to shows, I never show my truck; I park in the parking lot, so again I can't complain if I never see my truck for show coverage. I agree with streetsweeper1.Originally posted by streetsweeper1



You shouldn

I've had my 15 minutes of fame with mine. Features and show coverages for the past few years. Maybe you should send in your pics for readers rides.

Originally posted by Blackdod



I've had my 15 minutes of fame with mine. Features and show coverages for the past few years. Maybe you should send in your pics for readers rides.

OKAY I AGREE WITH THIS DUDE,BUT COME ON GUYS I GET TIRED OF SEEING THE SAME TRUCK OVER AND OVER ALSO.NOW DONT GET ME WRONG I AGREE ALSO THAT THOSE TRUCKS BELONG IN MAGS,AND ARE BUILT FUCKING AWSOME,BUT I PERSONALY DONT GET TO GO TO EVERY SINGLE SHOW LIKE THESE BUILDERS DO,I'M SURE MOST PEOPLE DONT.SHIT I WISH I COULD! BUT I'M A BUILDER ON A BUDGET.MAYBE WHEN I FINISH MY TRUCK I'LL GET TO BE OUT THERE WITH THEM, BUT UNTIL THEN I LIKE TO READ MAGS TO SEE WHATS GETTING BUILT NOT WHATS BEEN BUILT.MUCH RESPECT TO ALL THOSE HARD CORE TRUCKERS WHO GO TO EVERY SHOW!MY YOUR CREDIT CARDS REST IN PEACE SOON.

Well, i don't really know what to say other than, most people want to read about and see what the most cutting edge thing is out there at the time. Plus you need to remember magazines have lead time. Trust me, if it is cool in the least little way, they will shoot pics of it. I love when new people come into the scene, i love seeing fresh ideas and approaches on building. I just don't think most people want to read about under construction trucks. Personally i dig under construction trucks, cause i can see where they are going, but to the average person who pick up and purchases a magazine, they don't want to read about those. I commend all builders, new, old, whatever, i know how hard it is to get noticed. I see what you guys are saying, i really do. I just think most want to see finished products in their 8 dollar magazine.