Scott Stuck, owner, from Belleville, PA, along with the help of Bob Sunderland from Trucks By Bad Bob, have teamed up to build this unique 1992 Pete 379. Scott wanted his truck to stand out from the crowd at shows as well as truckstops. The first step to make that happen was having his doors suicided, so the first thing you see when Scott steps out of this truck is the door opening backwards.

Next, Scott had to have a wild paint job so he took the truck and the 2000 utility stainless spread axle reefer to Bill Shoop at Shoops Sho Coach where a "Wild Tear Away" paint job was applied to the tractor and trailer. Scott wanted that cool long look so he had the wheelbase stretched to 304". Also on the exterior, he installed custom headlight brackets, extra grille bars, had louvers cut into the side of the hood, custom visor, and WTI full fenders and lots of LED lights. Moving inside, Scott has custom made chrome pieces throughout the cab, a hardwood floor, custom made wood cabinets, and closets and a massive stereo system. The wild Pete is powered by a 425 Cat and has a 13 speed trans. Scott hauls flooring and glass from New Jersey to Chicago under his own authority, Priority Transport.

All in all, I would say, Scott with the help of Bob, succeeded in putting together a very unique Pete. Take a look and see for yourself.