Ford Motor Co. has always been an important part of the SEMA Show.->ke216 Mustangs,->ke428 Focus hatches->ke440 and even Transit->ke4481 Connect vans have hit the show's floor the past few years with various modifications. The Mustang is likely to return to this year's event in its redesigned, 2015 form, and so is the F-150->ke423 pickup truck, which is as revolutionary as it gets. Ford's->ke31 new aluminum rig has already announced its presence in Las Vegas, where two different show trucks will demonstrate the vehicle's tuning potential. One of them is the Vaughn Gittin Jr. Street Truck.

As you may have already guessed, the Street Truck was envisioned by Vaughn Gittin Jr. himself, a racing driver known for drifting Ford Mustangs in the most spectacular ways. While we already knew Gittin was a big fan of Ford's muscle car,->ke507 it seems the Maryland-born drifter is also passionate about trucks, and the F-150 in particular. The full details surrounding the Street Truck will be disclosed at the SEMA Show in November, but let's have a closer look at what we already know about it.

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2015 Ford F-150 Vaughn Gittin Jr. Street Truck

Ford's heading the SEMA with a Street Truck created by Vaughn Gittin Jr.
2015 Ford F-150 Vaughn Gittin Jr. Street Truck
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Ford F-150 Vaughn Gittin Jr. Street Truck in detail

What's particularly important about this truck is that it has been built with direct input from Gittin Jr. himself. This is why we're not at all surprised to see that it comes with plenty of neon-green accents, especially in the front grille and on the rims. Heck, it even has green fog lamps like Gittin's drift Mustangs. The only thing missing is a livery and a huge Monster logo. The wheels are an important part of the project, as they are linked to a custom suspension from Kibbetech with 12 inches of travel and an Air Lift Performance air-ride system. Given its low stance, we bet Gittin can use it to put together some insane rubber-burning stunts.

Interior gear is still a mystery, but expect a couple of sports seats up front, more neon-green details and a purpose-built handbrake lever. We wouldn't be surprised to see some of the cabin being stripped out as a weight-saving measure.

Fingers crossed this F-150 is more than a trailer queen and Gittin releases at least one smokey video of it.

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