Indiana’s most famous venue is the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and the Speedway’s most famous manufacturer is Chevy.

Like with many things in life, the element of danger, mischief and running the risk of getting caught makes many brainless and stupid things doable and even enjoyable.

There’s something very special about manufacturers or car companies that bond with their customers.

We live in a world where nothing is sacred anymore. From people swapping out engines on previous GMC Syclones, to swapping an LS motor into a Ford Mustang, the quest for drag strip supremacy makes owners throw everything out the window.

Do you even grip, bro? That’s what General Motors must be thinking in order to spend the millions of dollars it costs to develop aero packages for road going cars. If these spy shots courtesy of our friends at, Autoblog are true, then we’re in for a treat!

There’s not much I can say to add to the awesomeness of this video. This sweet-looking rat rod trophy truck will make you want to get off the couch and start looking for an old truck and engine you can build in your very own garage.

Remember the GMC Syclone? The early 90’s, all-time all-wheel drive hot rod truck with a 280 horsepower turbocharged V6 Mitsubishi motor? Yeah, that one.