To get your truck featured in Readers' Rides, email a high-resolution photo of your truck to John.Mata@sorc.com. Send in a front 3/4 or profile shot, and make sure it's big enough. We print at a much higher resolution than a website, which means sending links to photos posted online won't necessarily work. Images should be about three megabytes. Also, include plenty of information about yourself, your truck, and your full name. If you want to get your ride noticed by posting it on Truckin' Readers' Rides Online, go to rides.truckinweb.com. Upload as many as 20 photos of your vehicle, along with a detailed description.
The Black Stallion
Bill Harlow, from Simpsonville, South Carolina, loves his '06 Ford F-150 XLT and it shows. What first started out as a work truck, quickly turned into a toy. Bill was quick to install a K&N intake, a dual exit Flowmaster exhaust system, and an Edge programmer for performance upgrades. A Roush hoodscoop, and tailgate spoiler and a stainless, flamed grille lend to the Stallion's subdued appearance. Bill hopes to throw a supercharger under the hood soon and ultimately make his Ford look like Roush's Stage III F-150. Keep us updated Bill.
One Of The Boys
Jeffery Cravalho (user name: Ford350Superduty) is a proud member of our online community, where he has uploaded many more images of his '06 Ford 350 Super Duty to our digital reader's rides section. You too can upload as many photos as you want, so if you want to see your truck here in the magazine and on our website, make sure to email us a few good shots of your truck and sign up at Truckinweb.com. It only takes a few minutes to join and the group of truck owners that are already members have a great time checking out and commenting on each other's rides. Don't miss out on all the fun.
Ready For Show
Tony Macias is new to the show scene, but not to the custom world as he has been trying to set his '94 Chevy Silverado free from the paint shop where it has sat for four long years. Tony has been stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, but is a San Antonio, Texas, native, so he is no stranger to custom trucks. Once Tony was able to start working on his ride again, he has built up his audio system, which consists of Alpine, Rockford Fosgate, and Kicker components. His wild paint scheme and graphics were finally completed and his 20-inch MK9 MKW wheels were bolted on and ready to roll just in time for Tony to hit the show circuit.
East Coast Chevy
Eric Veeder, from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has been working on his '03 Chevy Silverado 1500 for a few years now and he can honestly say that he's finally making some serious progress. He has given his truck a 5/7 drop and bolted on a set of some pretty slick 22-inch Boss wheels to fill in the little fender gap that was left. A Sir Michael's roll pan, tailgate handle flip kit, tonneau cover, billet grille, and a two-tone paintjob round out the already impressive list of exterior mods. Inside the cab, Eric is surrounded by suede along with Kicker and Kenwood-enhanced soundwaves.