1964 Ford F250

Hodson Motors is a family owned business composed of father and son Derrick and Riley Hodson. Operating from a small shop in Las Vegas NV, they fulfil their crazy addiction to classic trucks by building some of the nicest trucks out there. Derrick dreams up all these crazy builds, and charges Riley with figuring them out. Example of their work is this stunning 1964 Ford F-250 "USFS", a specially ordered shortbed F250 4x4. It is equipped with a powerful 460 V8 C6 Auto engine, a Sniper EFI self-tuning fuel injection system, F600 front fenders, a custom stepside bed and oversized rear fenders, a F800 tall roof, and unibody big back window. The whole thing was painted in a beautiful green, and sits on huge chunky tires. Head over to their website for a look at their outstanding builds.

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