Project 669
Un mélange d'élégance et d'arrogance
As elegant then arrogant, the truck that Stephane Larocque drives, does not go unnoticed .
The 379 Peterbilt, with its short hood , maximize the frame length in the back of the cab, to obtimize the 244" standard wheelbase . Combined with the extended front fenders and the long cab panels .For a perfect look.
Project 669, is the result of Sam Coderre's imagination and meticulous work , he drove the 2001 Pete, from 2011 to 2013 , after what, Sam wanted to refresh the look of his truck .
It's when we take a closer look at this large-car, that we can appreciate all the work that has been done to it . From the peak of the 8" stacks to the bottom of the custom tool boxes . From the front bumper to the back lights .
. Nothing was overlooked .
Seven roof lights , carefuly painted to match, look down on the custom sunvisor and the chromed windshield trim. The air filter grills were trimmed-out to acomodate the reversed mirror arms . For a chopped-top look, some side window trims were added . In the back of the cab, we can notice the shock box, with 5 built-in led lights, that matches the " i " panel, between the fuel tanks .
Even the finest details make all the difference, like the front grill and the painted headlight rings .