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Four Chevrolet 1500HD Silverados for use in the Oakley sports marketing program. The customized vehicles will be displayed at auto shows and prominent sporting events thoughtout the country where Oakley's sports marketing team provides competition services for world-class sports professionals.

 

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These venues include AMA National Motocross Series, NORBA Mountain Bike Series, ESPN X Games, Gravity Games, PGA golf tournaments, NASCAR, NHRA and various grass-roots sports events. To customize the vehicles to Oakley's standards, the company is tapping into a wellspring of industry expertise.

 

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The renowned craftsmanship of Street Concepts, a custom auto developer in California, is being utilized for surface detailing and truck bed reconfiguration. The custom riveted look paint was laid by Paint N Place.

 

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Fabtech Suspensions were enlisted to retool suspenstion systems. Fox Racing Shox and 18" off-road racing wheels by Concept Neeper and OMF beadlocks will arm the trucks for unforgiving terrain, and newly engineered BF Goodrich KO Mud Terrain tires will round out the stance.

 

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Powerful Kenwood sound systems and DVD navigation will pump music into ****pits fitted with custom-finished seats from Katzkin made of leather and Kevlar®.

 

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Additional enhance-ments include off-road lighting by PIAA, Xciting lighting headlights, and APC marker lights.

 

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Tuned exhaust systems by Magna Flow and fitted bedcovers by Snug Top which encompass the completely sheetmetal beds by Twins Custom Concepts.

 

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"This isn't about adding an extra cup holder or embossing 'Limited Edition' on a tailgate," said Oakley President, Colin Baden. "We've honed these rigs into war wagons for our marketing team, combat-ready for today's asphalt jungles and off-road badlands."

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They had that truck at Hunnington Beach, CA this summer for a huge surfing/biking/skating competition.  It's pretty bada$$, especially the body work they did on the bed where the Oakley "O" is.  Thing probably costed a fortune!  Pretty slick though :(
chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

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I think they look sweet, I really like the "O", but I'm not sold on those rivets.  I remember seeing those in a 4 wheel magazine.

 

Cool trucks though, I could overlook the rivets if they gave me one  :(

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