Poor Lighting And A Cropped-Off Back End Don't Do This Truck Justice
Jeff Burton's '97 Chevy Silverado
Woodland, Tennessee
We Say: This is an amazingly clean Chevy, but the photo could be improved. Notice that one side of the truck is shady and the back is cut off. The right way to take this shot would be to shoot from the passenger side. That way, we can see how great the paint looks in sunlight instead of shade.
The 411
Rims/Tires:
20-inch DIP / 235/45R20
Suspension:
Air-ride components from Air Ride Technologies
Body Mods:
Two-tone paintjob with Sunburst Orange and silver / shaved tailgate and roll pan / cowl-induction hood / clear turn signals / billet grille
Interior:
All hard plastics smoothed and painted to match exterior / billet steering wheel, rearview mirror, and dash kit / bench seat covered in gray vinyl and orange carbon-fiber
Audio/Video:
Two American Bass 10-inch subwoofers with amplifier
Size Matters
Mike Dilbeck's '02 Dodge Ram 4x4
Sugar Hill, Georgia
We Say: Mike has a nice ride, and we're happy to print it here in Sport Truck. The only problem with this submission is the file size. This rig would have looked awesome spread out across the page, but the image was just too small. When shooting digitally, make sure the camera is set on the largest setting possible. The minimum size, as stated before, is 4x5 inches at 300 dpi. Of course, anything larger than that is gladly accepted. If the file size is over a couple of megabytes, burn the files to a disc and send 'em on over!
The 411
Rims/Tires:
20-inch Center Line Stingray / 325/60R20 Toyo
Engine:
5.9L V-8 / Flowmaster exhaust
Suspension:
2.5-inch lift kit / 3-inch body lift
Body Mods:
Chrome door handles, tailgate handle, bug deflector, and fuel door / Lund step bars / billet upper and lower grilles / billet antenna
Win Our Junk And Get Free Sport Truck Stickers!
So just how do you win our junk and get some cool Sport Truck stickers for your ride? It's easy. It all starts with you taking a killer photo of your truck and sending that along with all of your information as well as a list of mods done to your truck. High-resolution digital photos are preferred and may improve your chances of winning. But really what it comes down to is if your truck is cool enough to pass our standards (OK... more like if we happen to get a bull's-eye on the dartboard!). So get going! Get out there with your digital cameras, put the settings on high-quality, and start shootin'. E-mail all your stuff to kevin.aguilar@sourceinterlink.com, or send via snail mail to: Sport Truck Magazine, Homegrown Haulers, 2400 East Katella Ave., Ste. 700, Anaheim, CA 92806.