Jason Robichaux | '99 Chevy dualie
Painted by: Full Blown
Jason's dualie is a wild mix of designs that literally engulfs the entire truck. Every inch of this truck from the floorboards to the dash to the custom center console have seen untold man-hours of work by Joel of Full Blown. House of Kolor's Deep Purple was used as a base and then a horde of pigments was sprayed on the Chevy canvas.
Brian Hale | '00 Chevy S-10
Painted by: Classic Traditions
Brian Hale's S-10 is covered from head to tail with traditional flames that are dusted with about 10 pounds of flake. Jared Crutchfield of Classic Traditions shot Yellow Lime and House of Kolor's Pagan Gold over the red-candy base and then had Dan Schultz pinstripe and airbrush two pinup-style girls on the rear pillars.
Brian Reaves | '03 Silverado
Painted by: The Painters Shak
When it comes to daily drivers, Brain Reaves' Silverado is a perfect example of someone who isn't afraid to roll through town on a day-to-day basis with a full-custom paint job. The scheme itself is basically a two-tone yellow and orange with a flame split and a whole lot of airbrushing. Mike from The Painters Shak started with the stock yellow and added purple flames with iron crosses, then interrupted them with orange and gray sweeps of color.
Eric Engle | '01 GMC Sierra
Painted by: Steve Vandemon
Naturally, a fire fighter would need a flamed truck, so when Eric Engle needed to set his truck ablaze he called up Steve Vandemon. Using House of Kolor's pearls and Prism flake Steve laid out a set of positive licks from the nose to the taillights. A second set of negative flames was then added using House of Kolor's Red Pearl.