Phil Gordon

A Few Lights Make This Silverado Shine There are all walks of life submerged deep inside the truck culture from law enforcement to military personnel—it’s […]

Jim’s Fox’s Outlook-Changing ’55 Chevy Cameo  The Chevy Cameo is one of the rarest Chevy trucks ever built. Only available for three years starting in […]

A High-Caliber Ford Built in a Month The people who make up the truck-building culture come from all backgrounds, from a parent teaching a child […]

What’s the Secret to the Show’s Longevity? TO those in the know, it’s no secret that there is a specific formula for creating a solid, […]

Building a Gem from Scratch Sometimes the gems you find aren’t in the dealership or rotting away on an old farm. No, sometimes they are […]

Scrapin’ the Rockies first launched in 2011, but it only lasted two years. In 2016, a few of the truck guys tried to resurrect the […]

Chad Does it Again Having a name like Chad Shetsky has come with a lot of jokes and jabs but what isn’t a joking matter […]

TLD is Back at It Again Founded in 2014, Troy Lamond started TLD, which stands for Troy Lee Dayton, a mixture of his name, his […]

Des Moines not only serves as the capital of Iowa, but it’s also the most populous city in the state. When Heidi Henckel and her […]

Can’t Stop Won’t Stop Very few people carry the reputation and name that Kerry Daigle has earned over the past couple of decades. Since he […]

From Protecting to Dominating The United States Army, which has been around for nearly 250 years, is one of the most integral and monumental forces […]

A Penny for Two Thoughts Sometimes, the best laid plans are the ones someone else started before you. After all, two heads are better than […]

The Seven-Year Itch The “seven-year itch” was first coined by psychologists when describing the happiness in relationships. They say that after the seventh year, the […]

Population More Than Quadruples in Texas Town  For the 18th year, Ben Miller and his hardworking team have put together an extremely successful show. Lone […]

Stepping Outside the Lifted Ford Box  It has been estimated by competent geologists that two-thirds of the state of Texas can potentially produce oil. With […]

17th Annual Event in Noel, Missouri  As Netflix wrapped up its hugely successful series titled “Ozark,” the Ozark Mountains in Missouri have gotten quite the […]

It’s Not Always Rainbows and Butterflies  Not every build is a walk in the park. Some build stories have many different components and certain trials […]

It’s been said that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Located in a salvage yard right outside of Lone Grove, Oklahoma, ready to be […]

Never to Be Extinguished One of the biggest signs of getting older and “adulting,” as they call it, is when you go from driving a […]