Here's the best first example of truth in advertising for 2022. When the head honcho at Overkill Racing and Chassis in Woods Cross, Utah decided he wanted a shop truck, he worked with digital designer Abimelec Arellano and Engle Brothers Fabrication on this, a vintage Chevy pickup turned into a six-doored 6x6.
Except there's no such frame, because Overkill is fabbing a tube-frame chassis for this. Apparently, it's a high-viz practice session for the C10 tube chassis kit that Overkill wants to sell this summer. And because overkill – in case we haven't said that enough – the two choices for stance were 1) jacked up on 40s or 2) belly-scraper.
After more than a year in the serious planning stages, we're told this as-yet-unnamed blue and gray monster is taking the first steps toward reality. Seems like no one is sure how long it's going to take to build, but the joking hashtag for now is #SEMA2030. Although we expect it sooner, an eight-year build wouldn't be surprising nor anything to be ashamed of for people who have other jobs. It would look wild among all the electric cars, though.
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