1997 Ford Expedition - Coming Next Month

Feature
Like Expeditions? If the answer is yes, then Donny Hill's '97 model is going to flip your lid. Donny's Blue Oval sport ute is 'bagged on 24-inch Lexani's and features a shaved exterior with retina-burning paint. Check out Donny's rocking Ford people-hauler next month.

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Nothing compares to a fully shaved S-10 sitting flat on the rockers while stuffing big wheels and rubber. Rico Rodriguez of Tamarac, Florida, went full throttle when building his '99 Extended Cab and Truckin' got all the rocker-punishing, one-off details captured for your viewing pleasure. Look out for Rico's smooth mini in the next issue.

Feature
Building a classic-panel truck is a unique custom road to travel. Larry Hill from Ontario, Canada, pulled off a stunning custom panel with flying colors. Larry's '53 F-100 is pure hot rod from the chassis up. No stone was left unturned on this classic beauty. Take a closer look at Larry's creation next month.

Feature Hardened Stance
Certain trucks on the show scene these days have all the right ingredients, and this stunning '68 Chevy shortbed from Krusty's Kutsoms is definitely one of them. Associate Editor Harley Camilleri snapped some stunning photos of this flame-licked, rocker-dragging beauty at this year's Texas Heat Wave. Take a look at some extra shots from the printed article.

Tech
Rough 'n' Tough
The prerunner style of truck building has been prominent for years, and several shops still turn out an impressive arsenal of rides meant to catch a little air. We decided our project '95 Silverado needed the prerunner look and headed over to IMZZ Industries in Brea, California, to have a tubular prerunner bumper and skidplate built for the nose. Check out some of the shots of the construction process we didn't have room for in the magazine.

Shows
'05 Custom Sounds Texas Heatwave ShowEvery year, some of the baddest trucks on the show circuit corral in Austin, Texas, for the annual Texas Heatwave Show hosted by Custom Sounds. This year, Truckin' editors Dan Ward and Harley Camilleri pounded the pavement to bring you some off-the-hook coverage. Check out some extra coverage clips not in the printed issue.