2007 Sema Auto Show Off Road Parts - Nuts & Bolts

Looks Are Deceiving
Sure, it looks like a total poser, but we happen to know that this shiny Super Duty is built to perform. Built by Texan and exmonster trucker Marty Garza, owner of Truck Toyz in McAllen, Texas, this machine sports a One Up Offroad suspension and a tweaked 6.4L Power Stroke diesel. Word on the street is that after SEMA, he was out at Dumont Dunes catching big air with it.

Power-To-Weight Ratio
Hummer tantalized showgoers with this H3R concept, which features a fire-breathing 505hp 7.0L LS7 V-8 engine. Outside, it features a custom hood with air induction, a custom bull bar, custom wheel flares, roof and bull bar lighting, and 20-inch Mickey Thompson tires. Inside are racing seats, a 20-gallon auxiliary fuel tank, spray-on floor liner, and weatherresistant materials.

The Artsy Side Of Camo
Westin went down-home-rural with this cool '07 Ford F-150 SuperCrew FX4. It featured a bunch of Westin products, plus items from Keystone Restyling, Bushwacker, Banks, Toyo, Pro Comp, and Warn. The camo paint with subliminal hunting messages was applied by Pteazers, Inc.

Long-Arm JK
There were a fair amount of heavily modified JKs at SEMA. One of the standout rigs belonged to Rancho. It featured the company's new long-arm kit that incorporates a number of exclusive features. The Unlimited also sported Rancho's new piggyback shocks, MasterCraft seats, BFG Krawler T/A tires, Pro Comp wheels, and a Warn PowerPlant Dual Force winch.

Even More Camo
Are you noticing a pattern here (no pun intended)? This woodsy Titan was holding down the carpet at the Nissan booth. It featured products from JBA, Performance Accessories, Dick Cepek, Freedom Grille, ORU, TJM Products, MileMarker, Volant, ARB, ATS, Magellan, Rockford-Fosgate, Pro Comp, Total Chaos, Wet Okole, Amp Research, Eaton, and Jim Wolf Technology.

Sky's The Limit
Skyjacker Suspension always has cool projects on display at SEMA, and this year was no exception. Front-and-center was this '08 Super Duty that sported its newest suspension system. The truck also featured products from Bully Dog, Fab Fours, Optima, Warn, Garmin, Lund, McGard, Kumho, Bushwacker, and others.

Power Storm
Yep, that's its name, and it was created by Fabtech. Trust us, this '08 Super Duty is more than just fancy paint. It features 10 inches of lift generated by a custom front and rear coilover suspension, and it rolls on semi-truck wheels with 40-inch Toyo tires pressed on. The rear axle is a custom Fabtech-built Dana 110 with Foote axleshafts. If that paint trips your trigger, call the guys at Haynie Designs Paint Artistry, 'cause they're the folks who did it.

Chrome-Free Chevy
Our chrome-loathing staffers got really excited by this Chevy Silverado 3500 HD that was at the Rize Industries booth. The truck includes the Rize 10- to 12-inch "Big Baller" lift system, 40-inch Toyo tires, RBP 22-inch wheels, Edge engine programmer, Volant intake, MBRP exhaust, AMI black fuel door, and AMP Research Power Steps.

Longbed Looker
Over at the American Racing booth there was this '08 Chevy 3/4-ton Crew Cab longbed. On the outside it had eye-catching graphics by Harry's Auto Signs, a billet grille by DUX, and 40-inch Toyo mud-terrain tires. Underneath, it sported a Cognito Motorsports suspension, dual Fox Racing shocks with chrome reservoirs, and a Magnaflow exhaust. Inside, it had mods by Classic Soft Trim, Nu-Image, Sony, and Grant.