Wrath of the Titan
This truck is the first truck that ever made me think, “That is exactly what I’d do to that truck! It’s absolutely perfect and I wouldn’t change a thing!”. I’ve had this magazine for a few years now, but finally found it online to share with all of you. I know what you’re thinking and it’s probably the same thing my wife thinks when I talk about cars and trucks incessantly. You’re thinking, “YAY!!! I hope he talks about stereos and wheels and all that jazz for hours! I could really use that right about now!” Well, you’re wrong. I’m gonna let the pictures do the talkin’! I’ve always been a car/truck/bike guy. I like anything that looks awesome or goes wicked fast! This truck is my truck soulmate. I would skip into work everyday with a smile, if it were mine. Even if you don’t dig it, you can appreciate it. It took well over 3,000 hours to build this truck the way it sits right now. Anyway, I guess I’ve gushed over this thing enough. Go here to read the article.
The immaculate engine compartment
- The frame, which was completely handcrafted.
- The front end was completely grafted on from a Infinity QX56.
The tailgate and center mounted exhaust.
You could eat off that bed. It's a work of art.
Tucking Lexani 26's The first Titan to ever do that.
The suede and leather wrapped interior. Notice the PS3, three set's of speakers in each door, 10" touchscreen molded into the center console.
Rear seats are gone in favor of four 12" MTX 9500 Superwoofers and MTX amps to pair them with.
The rear area lit up.
The rear doors with their own sets of 6.5's, 5.25's, and 4" components.
The interior all lit up at night.
My favorite shot of the truck.
