Beyond the four options to choose from, we want to hear your thoughts on the specifics. Have a good experience with an intake kit we haven't tried? Let us know! Maybe you figured out the ideal wheel/tire/lift combo and think it would make a good fit on our new project - we want to hear about it. Do you want to see us build a practical, low-key build with a minimal budget or do you want to see us really blow the roof?
We build these trucks for several reasons, one of which is for your enjoyment and potential inspiration. We also like to acquire personal experience and knowledge related to the products we carry to help inform your shopping. Outreach like this helps us identify our audience's tastes and cater our projects and content toward our demographic. This definitely won't be your last chance to influence the direction of a Stage 3 project, as we'll be continuing these polls into 2018 and beyond!
14 Comments
Dallas Powers
Definitely an overland build!
Stephen Carroll
You should build my 2014 eco boost Ford F-150 FX2 into a listed kick ass twin turbo lifted street truck. I drive a lot for work and all over the state of Florida to major large construction sites. My impeccably clean sunset red all stock truck would be a great canvas for a rolling stage 3 billboard! I’ve got the truck if you’ve got the parts! Sincerely, Stephen Carroll
Greg Whetstone
I think that most of the truck shows & magazines out there do these big, over-the-top, expensive, unreal builds . Do a build that the real, blue -collar , working man can actually afford to do to his own truck ! All these big builds are great to look at , but the “ normal, working man “ can’t afford !! We need to see a build that we can say, “ hey, I can do that to my truck “ !
Will Chesnutt
As much as I like the awesome builds y’all have done, I agree with Greg that the build should be something the average person can do to their truck and in my opinion, it should be an all around performer. Most people can’t afford a specialty built truck. Doing an all around build will show that even the people not dropping $20k can still build something nice and a capable.
Erik
I concur with Dallas Powers, do an overland build.
Bryan
How about a bad ass F250 contractors site truck. Maybe It has a roof rack that lights up 360, has tool storage, has a mild lift or level with A/Ts. Bagged to handle heavy payloads. Just a thought.
andrew Reynolds
Lowered street trucks. With kooks long tube no cats, Magnaflow side exit exhaust front of right rear tire, Whipple supercharger. FIBERWERX wide body kit
Darryl Bonner
Most truck I see are high or tall Let’s see you take it down now. You can start with my F-150 2016
David
Build a truck that can be used as BOTH a overlander and a hunting rig. Something that could handle a week or two on a western adventure or a hunting trip into deep forests. Winch, on board compressor, dual batteries, fridge, solar hookup, upgraded suspension and a supercharger (my vote within the vote) or turbo upgrades to top it off! Yeah, most of us probably couldn't afford the whole package but it would be a great way to show off and test a lot of ideas.
Andrew
I would like to see a hunting/overland build. I love y’alls work with your other builds, but hunting/overland would interest me more. Modest tires and suspension work, nothing over the top. Recovery gear, dual battery setup. I would really be interested in what you came up with.
Joshua C. Cain
Would love to see a hunting/overland build. However something that a average person could build
Orion Adams
I see that an all out “Desert Runner” is dominating the pole. I like a good desert rig as much as the next guy being a former New Mexico resident. But doesn’t Ford already make an F-150 that falls into that category? Ah yes, the Raptor. I agree with many previous comments about building a rig that would be attainable for the “average joe”. +1 for the hunting rig. Happy voting everybody!
Tony
1st gen raptor overland build combines the best of all aspects.
Johnny Mac
Lowered F-150 street truck made to beat up on the rice rockets!
