By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Felix took a beater S-10 and an Escalade front clip and built a very clean little Cadillac-nosed pickup out of the two. Take a look!

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Today’s photo of the day is from Jacob’s Chevy S-10 ride page. Vandals poured two gallons of neon yellow paint on his truck. Luckily, it came off–but only after seven hours of cleaning!

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This truck is CLEAN, and sports a different color on each side. And the build is super well documented on A.J.’s ride page, too. Next comes the 383 stroker!

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

I kind of dug this slammed S-10 I spotted outside the convention center, and looking at the wicked mother-of-pearl pinstriping treatment, I figured it had to be at SEMA in a paint-related capacity. Sure enough, the truck’s sponsor is YourPaintSucks.com. But it’s clear that this truck isn’t just another pretty paint job—the builders didn’t skimp on details elsewhere, either. Check out the custom wood bed—and the bottle!

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Check out this Chevy S-10 with Land Cruiser axles, a 400 hp LT1 and a home built exo cage. And he’s got a Champion 8,000 lb winch to help get unstuck.

Members upload clips of burnouts all the time, but this is one of the burliest I’ve seen. In addition to possessing excellent tire-roasting abilities, Cody has done a nice job with his S10. Inside, he’s swapped the stock bench seat for a bucket/console combo, and he’s also added added a some trick aftermarket bits under the hood. Right now he’s asking people to help decide what his next mods should be, and personally, I think he should go with the supercharger. What do you think?      

Talk about a Frankencar! Check out this custom Mustang/pick-up VWVortex member phatsac found on eBay. The Mustangchero was constructed using the front half of a ’66 ‘Stang and the bed from a Chevy S-10, but before you go cursing the owner for ruining a classic, the rear half of the ‘Stang had already been amputated when he found it. Apparently, a lot of work went into this ride to make sure it could actually handle pick-up duty, and the owner claims to have hauled two tons of scrap metal to the junkyard with it! Interested in this unique piece of work? Better hurry, there’s only a few days left on the auction! What do you guys think—ingenious design or evil sacrilege?

I stumbled across this Chevy S-10 ride page yesterday. Tim did a V8 swap and a lot of custom paint work (including the undercarriage). But I think my favorite part is the interior, with the 85 blazer dash and Integra buckets. This was something of a family project, too–Tim’s dad helped with the body and paint, and his sister helped with the interior. Nicely done!