Building a truck is by no means an easy process, such that every bolt lines up the first time, parts are always in stock and shipped the next day-or better yet-people who you're depending on actually pull through. These factors, as well as many others, contribute to the headache and stress in the process of creating a wild show truck, or even an over-the-top daily driver.
With two decades of experience in 4x4 trucks, Pat Gerber of Shocker Motorsports knows a thing or two about building, driving, and maintaining a big off-road ride. When it came time to build a new truck for his wife, Randi, the choice was obvious: go big or go home.
As the owner and driver of the Shocker Monster Truck, Pat teamed up with Kyle Gann of K-Daddyz Kustomz to create a daily driver that rivals any show truck. Check out how they went about the build, and give Shocker a call if your ride is more stocker than shocker.
Delivered to Kyle at K-Daddyz...
Delivered to Kyle at K-Daddyz Kustomz in Bakersfield, California, the brand-new '07 Suburban was as stock as they come. White by itself isn't real exciting, but the crew at K-Daddyz had a plan to remedy that.
Out of the paint booth, the...
Out of the paint booth, the 'Burban was sporting a cool-looking two-tone paint scheme with shocking yellow lighting bolts and little "S" letters ghosted into the yellow.
Back at Shocker Motorsports,...
Back at Shocker Motorsports, the hood on the Suburban was popped, while plans for big power were discussed.