1993 GMC Sierra - Inferno

Calling on his buddy Tim again, David and Tim worked together to hand build a fiberglass dash, center console, and enormous rear sub enclosure. Combining the best of new school with the best of old school, the dash houses two 7-inch MA Audio screens on each side and in the center, beautiful, white-face classic gauges from Auto Meter are housed in a billet cluster. The large center console is home to the billet air switches and the docking station for the iPod that serves as the audio command center. Two MTX amps power the four 12-inch MTX subs that are mounted in the huge fiberglass sub enclosure. MTX Thunder Axe components keep the highs and mids loud and clear and are mounted in the fiberglassed front doors and sub box. David's buddy, Brett, routed the StreetWires cables and RCAs used throughout, and StreetWires power caps keep the juices flowing. Perfectly matching the exterior flames, Chris Sandoval painted every piece of fiberglass and added flames and skulls throughout. Creating a unique contrast, the factory seats were cut down two inches and then wrapped in tan suede with deerskin inserts. Poor Bambi never looked so good. The tan loop carpet matches the seats and a billet Colorado Custom steering wheel provides the classic hot-rod feel. Mother Nature was officially feeling David's wrath and his truck was ready to make other fullsize truck owners hot under the collar.

As the awards were announced at the first show David showed his prized ride, he took home Best Engine, Best Truck, and Best of Show-pretty much a clean sweep and not an easy task. Humbly, David was quick to thank his wife Becky, Tim, Chris, Brett, and his dad for all of their help building his GMC. Proving that good friends, a one-car garage with some jackstands, and patience can create a masterpiece of a truck, David's Inferno is the perfect blueprint of why customizing a truck is such an incredible experience.