New monster hunting rig we just finished

This is a beast and I have another one we are going to start in September but it will sit like a regular dually so we can use a gooseneck and use a Chevy dually bed with Ranchhand dually wrap bumper and king ranch interior(no flame job either, this was originally a demo for the fire apparatus division). Possibly a top drive unit on a regular cab we have as well with super swampers.

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I used to build those way back into the day. We always used Ford squally beds, they fit the lines better.

Not with the new fenders, they do have the flat front that works better though. Up until 2011 Ford beds is all we used as well.

Those are pretty sweet, but they wouldn't make it to any of my hunting spots

Haha, this is not much bigger than a lifted super duty. And it would have a hard time height wise on my place as well. It intended for south Texas type terrain and we may build the next one with a top drive. The buyer for this truck will be someone who has a fleet of Internationals or needs something to haul their cigarette boat more than likely.

some people have too much money

No just some of us do not have near enough!! good looking toy

That's crazy lol