Bushwacker will show an off-road support version of the all-new 2015 Ford F-150 at the Specialty Equipment Market Association show in Las Vegas.

This modified F-150 uses the new, lighter 2015 model as a Built Ford Tough platform for high-performance off-road support. The highly capable vehicle boasts Bushwacker pocket-style fender flares, 35×12.5-inch all-terrain tires on 20-inch custom alloy wheels, Skyjacker lift kit, a Warn ZEON winch, ARB air power compressor, ProTech headache rack, bed-mounted toolbox and spare tire, and aluminum rock sliders.

The Bushwacker F-150 will be one of many custom vehicles on display in the 20,000-square-foot Ford booth at the SEMA show. Nov. 4-7, where the spotlight will be on the all-new Mustang and F-150.

Expect to see cars and trucks from Galpin Auto Sports, Petty’s Garage, Skyjacker, Full-Race Motorsports and many others. The 2015 Mustang is vying for “Hottest Car” at the show, while the 2015 F-150 is in the hunt for “Hottest Truck” of SEMA. Vaughn Gittin Jr. will be thrilling the crowds with drift shows at the Ford Out Front venue.

Skyjacker Suspensions will show its “Controlled Burn” at the Specialty Equipment Market Association show in Las Vegas, Nov. 4-7. The truck is a customized off-road 2015 Ford F-150.

It features a Skyjacker Suspensions six-foot lift kit, Rigid Industries lighting systems, Fab Fours front and rear bumpers, AMP Research power steps, Backbone truck rack, Warn Zeon winch, Bushwacker fender flares, Katzkin seat covers, WeatherTech floor liners, Edge programmer, Duck Commander tires, American Force wheels, McGard wheel nuts and SSBC performance brakes.

“Project Controlled Burn is the perfect combination of what we have to offer at Skyjacker,” said Lonnie McCurry Sr., president of Skyjacker. “This ride highlights how you really can have it all when you customize your truck to fit your lifestyle – it can be a hot-looking ride with controlled stability, while being capable of all the on-road and off-road adventures you want and deserve.”

Skyjacker, based in West Monroe, Louisiana, manufactures off-road suspension products with 40 years of experience in the aftermarket industry.

“We like the black and gold idea, and really wanted to get the color as close to 24-carat gold as possible,” said Brandon Boeckmann, GAS operations manager. The 20-inch wheels, side sills, brake calipers and badging are all finished in gold. Inside, everything that is normally chrome or metallic has either been blacked-out or given the Midas touch. The Recaro seats are covered with a fabric finished in black and gold, and the headliner is black microsuede. The exterior is finished in paint that may appear black, but on further inspection is filled with gold metallic flecks.

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