The body appears to be resting on a military style 6x6 chassis and and powered by likely the same diesel engine from the view I had through the fender well. And of course there's the air horn trumpets and the twin giant fuel tanks mounted in between the axles and the the twin big rig exhaust stacks in the bed. The truck also appears to have an air suspension added to raise and lower the truck. When I initially spotted this truck I first thought it was an old monster truck, and then an F150 mounted to a big rig frame, but closer inspection revealed the 6x6 chassis. I'm trying to dig up some more details on this truck as it's just too cool to look away from.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
For when Zombies attack! Get back with a 6x6 F250
The body appears to be resting on a military style 6x6 chassis and and powered by likely the same diesel engine from the view I had through the fender well. And of course there's the air horn trumpets and the twin giant fuel tanks mounted in between the axles and the the twin big rig exhaust stacks in the bed. The truck also appears to have an air suspension added to raise and lower the truck. When I initially spotted this truck I first thought it was an old monster truck, and then an F150 mounted to a big rig frame, but closer inspection revealed the 6x6 chassis. I'm trying to dig up some more details on this truck as it's just too cool to look away from.
Labels:
6x6,
Big Rig,
Custom Truck,
Diesel,
F150,
F250,
F350,
Ford,
Found on the road,
Monster Truck,
Mud Bog,
Off Road,
Tractor Pull
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For more info on this truck you can call tthe owner,Jim Turley of Turley Truck Service, 724-452-9311. It is a military chassis and a Fors body. The best part of it isthat it was made to be road legal and has been driven around Cranberry Township and Zelienople many times now. It has won Best of Class at the Worls of Wheels in Pittsburgh and was given a VIP invitation to WOW in Chicago where it also won Best of Class. They also gave VIP invite to the WOW in other places. In July 2013 there are plans to take it to Englishtown, NJ for the truck races. It will also be at many truck and car shows in the area. Thanks for the great story on the "Mutt"!!
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