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PRI 2023 - The Good, The Bad and the Powerful!

Unleashing Creativity: All Road Automotive's Signature Builds

The crew at All Road, led by owner/operator Andy Giuseppetti, is best known for their full Any Level Lift Builds, taking home multiple trophies for best truck and best suspension. They're also known for their "Liberty and Justice For All" build, a full frame-off F-450 build that appeared in these very pages.

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Discover Rudy's Diesel Performance with Ford-250 Super Duty Truck

Killer Creations 1958 Chevy Apache Race Truck

Jeffrey McHaddad and his dad Jeff McHaddad have been big fans and builders of 1955-1959 Chevy trucks. Jeffrey is the builder and Jeff is the creative. They had finished up what they thought would be their last build together when Jeffrey got a call from a friend offering up a one owner, manual, diesel, 1997 Dodge for only $3,000.

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Classic Car Studio's Masterpiece – The 1956 F-600 Crew Cab

Unraveling the Origins and Impact of Rudolf Diesel

Here at Diesel World, we like to think we are quite familiar with the word diesel—we say it all the time. We drive, tinker, and document diesel trucks on a daily basis. But how many of us have taken a deep dive to learn about the origins of the word diesel or how these motors became so popular and trusted?

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Take a look back at highlights from Sema 2023

Stock to Not: Upgrading to Smeding Diesel S467 Turbocharger and Three-Piece T4 Manifold

We are well on our way through this build after completely going through this engine and drivetrain over the last few months to make sure that our 700-whp goal is able to hold up for a little beating after we're finished with upgrades.

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Behind the scenes- Stock to Not

Engineered Excellence: Building a High-Performance Cummins for Daily Use

In the case of this 2007.5 6.7L Dodge Cummins, owned by Nick Child of Price, Utah, who just happens to be a mechanical engineering student at the University of Utah, it's been built with those three main principles in mind. Just 20 years old, Child bought the silver Ram 2500 as somewhat of a project truck to spend time tinkering on when he wasn't hunched over a computer screen in some library building on campus.

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