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Custom Sport Trucks - Homegrown Haulers - October 2009

Homegrown Haulers
From the September, 2009 issue of Sport Truck
By Calin Head
 
Front Right View
Built Big
Joe Lohr's '81 Dodge D250
Tallmadge, Ohio

We Say: Joe is a UPS driver with a wife and two small kids. He proudly told us that he did all of the work on his truck himself, including the body and paint in his home garage. The truck started as a 2WD faded-out lawn ornament, but after a lot of work and one donor truck, he has a daily-driver monster.

Front Left View
What He Wins: Our junk drawer is officially empty so there will be no more random things sent out. However we still have you covered by way of some really useful stuff. Moving forward, each winner will receive a detailing package from Mother's, including a bucket, gloves from Mechanix Wear, a no-mess funnel from ProForm, and an assortment of Sport Truck swag. We think that's a pretty good prize for sending in a few pictures of your truck.

Right Side View
The 411
Rims/Tires: 16.5x9.75 Summit Racing rims / 38-inch Parnelli Jones Dirt Grippers

Mother's Products
Win some of our cool swag!
Each month here in Sport Truck, the Homegrown Haulers winner will receive a Mother's detailing package, a pair of Mechanix Wear gloves, a ProForm no-mess funnel, and some awesome Sport Truck stickers. So just how do you win? It's easy. It all starts with you taking a killer photo(s) 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. Get out there with your digital cameras, put the settings on high-quality, and start shootin'. Email all of your stuff to calin.head@sorc.com, or send a CD with images via snail mail to: Sport Truck Magazine, Homegrown Haulers, 2400 East Katella Ave., Ste. 1100, Anaheim, CA 92806.

2002 Ford Ranger XLT
A Good Start
James Ingram's '02 Ford Ranger XLT
Houston, Texas

We Say: James is just getting started on his Ranger project. He said future plans include a 2/3 static drop until it's paid off, then it's going to get 'bagged. Right now he said, "It looks like a chick with her skirt hiked up." We don't know about that metaphor, but, hey, whatever blows James' skirt up is his business.


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