It's been said that the devil isn't a hideous creature that will scare you away, but a temptation that will draw you near. Without a doubt, addiction is one of the sicknesses that could be labeled as evil. If that addiction is custom trucks, it most certainly could turn devilish. Just ask Eric Dunaway of Tacoma, Washington, how the devil himself convinced him to overspend on his custom build. When asked how much he spent on the truck, Eric replied, "nearly $50,000 over what I planed to spend." Let's face it, about the only thing a truck lover cracks his wallet that deep for are trucks or chicks. Eric has a girl, so the devil in the blue dress is definitely his '02 Chevy Silverado.
It's also been said that you get what you pay for. Well that's true, too, because this smooth machine is of fine quality. With 26-inch rims in mind, IF customs cut, welded, and fabricated the 1/2-ton to fit over the frame and huge rolling stock. This included recessing the front A-arms into the frame to accommodate the 10-1/2-inch-wide rim. IF Customs gave the Chevy a fresh shave, built the taillights into the tailgate, and sent it to Advanced Auto Design to have all the glasswork done for the interior. There, the inside door panels were shaped to accept all the speakers and monitors the Devil was to sport. The crew also fabbed the bed to hold a massive sub' box and amp mounting system to power up all the speakers.
Rich Thayer finished off all the detail work to make the interior and exterior flow together and give him a canvas to lay down the pigment. A combination of House of Kolor's True Blue and Cobalt Blue created the vibrant blue that sits on a silver base. Silver Swiss Cheez and Dimetime Green flame graphics shoot down the sides of the devilish body, enhancing the looks and adding action to the steel. Both the recessed A-arms and two-link are controlled by Slam Specialties airbags. Equipped with Lexani's Roma II 26x10.5-inch rims and Kumho tires, the sexy beast still lays frame.
 The Jason Rushforth Performance...  The Jason Rushforth Performance Design graphics give a new look to the completely smoothed taillights. |  The glasswork is truly phenomenal....  The glasswork is truly phenomenal. Here you can see the detail in the flush-mounted Accele monitor in the front door. The paint flow is symmetrical from outside the door to the inside door panel. |  Cadence amplifiers, 8,200...  Cadence amplifiers, 8,200 watts worth, supply all the power you'd need to blow the eardrums out of any pedestrian standing within a 100-foot radius. Not to mention the four Cadence 15-inch subs that pass the reverberation through the blow-through into the interior. |
 Silver Swiss Cheez and Dimetime...  Silver Swiss Cheez and Dimetime Green flame graphics brake up the electric blue color. The green-devil tail flames are the only hint that the blue beast may talk you into a fix with its forked tongue. |  A custom-built center console...  A custom-built center console houses an Eclipse head unit, and a 10.4-inch in-dash monitor keepS you posted on all the goods, along with the air pressure gauges that tell how many compressed molecules are holding up the vehicle's weight. |  Two Cadence Mallet-Series...  Two Cadence Mallet-Series 10-inch mid bass couplers per rear door provide the sudden punch to your senses when the wattage is cranked up. |