No stranger to Truckin' magazine, Martin Barkey, owner of MBRP Exhaust, has had several truck builds featured in our pages. He sent us a Murray Pfaff rendering of his latest project from more than a year ago, when we saw it we were hooked. A lifted Ford Super Duty looking wild with a matching Harley Davidson V-rod was a home run we couldn't pass up. The problem was, most renderings are unobtainable and the end result never looks as cool as the artist's vision. The good news is, Martin's combo proved to be even better in person, which made the end result one big and bad team.
Starting with a fully loaded '06 Super Duty Harley Davidson differential covers, and a 46-gallon Transfer Flow mid-ship fuel tank. Once satisfied with the performance of the truck, the team at MBRP looked to add some killer styling to the Ford.
Enter Xtreme Customs in Burlington, Ontario, Canada, who applied the paint and performed all of the bodywork. Bolt-ons included Bushwacker fender flares, a Keystone heat extractor hood, TrailReady bumpers with KC HiLites off-road lights, a Recon third brake light, and Pro 1 billet accessories. With everything on and secure, Rene from Xtreme applied the SEM Color Horizon paints to the truck. Ron Gibbs then stepped in and went crazy with his airbrush painting skulls, tribal flames, and ghosted skulls onto the body of the F-250. The end result is an awesome appearance that looks as custom as it does menacing.
Gnarly 18-inch wave rotors and 12-piston calipers from Boss brakes can easily be seen through the 22x12-inch Weld wheels mounted on 40-inch Toyo tires. | 
Odyssey Car Audio built the sound system inside the truck, which was built exclusively using Infinity Audio speakers and amps. |
King off-road coilovers and bypass shocks were used in conjunction with a 12-inch Rize lift to give the Ford off-road prowess. | |