Truckticular implants: The Stretch Truck

[Rodslinger]

Another great find by Dan!
Click the link to see some interesting rigs.


Posted Mar 12th 2008 9:28AM by Dan Roth
Filed under: Aftermarket, Trucks/Pickups, Ford


Is a 20-foot long, four-door longbed pickup still too small for your needs? Whether it's ego or an overabundance of backsides to seat, size definitely matters to Stretch Truck. The Denver based customizer will add extra length to your hauler (they've got a thing for Fords, it seems) with a seamless factory look. It's easy to take potshots about how these trucks are the panacea for insecurity, but they fill a niche that's too narrow for the automakers to fill themselves. One of their six-door Excursions would carry at least half of the Autoblog team with all our gear tossed in back. Stretch Truck's fine work costs accordingly, running in the $20,000 range, but you don't give up much. We expect that the turning circle is large enough to require a harbor pilot, and the extra wheelbase might make it difficult to crawl the Rubicon, but if you've got a need to carry a brood and a burden, these extra-long trucks might be just right.

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[rednek01]

I think the link is broke bud I clicked on it a couple times and it didnt work

[d7rxr]

Me to.

[Rodslinger]

Fixed ------

[rednek01]

Can you imagine parking here in Houston Alan? good lord

[07OUTLAW]

Those are slick!!!

When I was younger the State (AK) had a few late 80's - early 90's 6 door F-350 work trucks. I always thought they looked pretty neat. Talk about L - O - N - G though...

[rednekexprez]

I want one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[rednekexprez]

I got it 6 door with the 6x6 conversion...That would be bad azz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bigwhite7.3stroker]

Yeah those 6-doors are pretty cool but would suck to park them

[rednekexprez]

just have to park in delivery zones and put LPSD on the sides..LOL..