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Written by Rowan Horncastle
Trophy trucks are pure voodoo. The way these two-tonne, top-tier off-roaders can float across the whoops, ruts and jumps of the desert at full pelt with the same comfort of a waterbed sliding down a staircase boggles the mind. But racing driver Chris Isenhouer has managed to put a two-times multiplier of cool on the situation by not settling for your normal trophy truck, but building an awesome restomod trophy truck out of a 1969 Ford pick-up. On the outside it looks like an old Ford F-100, but underneath it"s a different story. It"s all squeaky clean, cutting edge mechanicals.
Date written: 27 Sep 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 13474
Trophy trucks are pure voodoo. The way these two-tonne, top-tier off-roaders can float across the whoops, ruts and jumps of the desert at full pelt with the same comfort of a waterbed sliding down a staircase boggles the mind. But racing driver Chris Isenhouer has managed to put a two-times multiplier of cool on the situation by not settling for your normal trophy truck, but building an awesome restomod trophy truck out of a 1969 Ford pick-up. On the outside it looks like an old Ford F-100, but underneath it"s a different story. It"s all squeaky clean, cutting edge mechanicals.
Date written: 27 Sep 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 13474
