In a time where trends fall off and new ones emerge as hot-right-now, Chris Burling opted to build an '07 Silverado with the best of what is hot in a style that will surely last through the years. An aggressive, yet not over-the-top two-tone, big billet wheels, and an audiophile's interior make this Chevy hard to beat in any era. After talking to Chris he wanted a truck that he could hop in and drive and park it at a show where it would be respected. Mission accomplished. Check out the details on this cool Bow Tie.
Lowered using Belltech components, the front is 31/2 inches closer to the ground thanks to spindles and coil springs and the rear sits 5 inches lower via a flip kit, relocated spring hangers, and shackles. A Firestone Ride-Rite load leveler airbag setup was also bolted on for towing assistance. All of the suspension modifications were performed by Musso Motorsports, in Las Vegas. Mounted to each corner are beautiful 24x11-inch Bonspeed Palisade wheels with Cooper Zeon 295/35R24 tires keeping them protected.
Powering those healthy meats is a 5.3L equipped with a K&N intake and Dynomax exhaust system. The V-8 was performance tuned by Wide Open Throttle in Riverside, California, for optimum get-up-and-go. The Silverado was painted by Ryan Evans of Kaotic Customs in Las Vegas. Ryan used Matrix paint Dynasty Blue and the factory black with white and silver graphics to make the Chevy stand out. Precision billet grilles were bolted on, a Century Truck Caps tonneau cover was added, and the bed was coated with Line-X as well.