Found this pic from Sema

[JK II]

Not a bad looking ST.

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[M B]

I'll take one!:lol::lol::lol:

 

[Tim Turner]

Nice! Is that a Shaker hood on there? That's a nice tonneau too. Looks similar to a Snuglid.

 

[Tommy VanNess]

Sweet, nice wheels too.

 

[Travis Munday]

Needs to be about 2" lower, and a set of black headlamps. Still like it though.

 

[Chet 02]

I really like the striping. Love the way it incorporates the door handles in the stripe. Hmmmm....yellow with black stripes similar to that....hmmmmm.



Is that the exhaust port just in front of the rear wheel?

 

[JK II]

Looks like it Chet. Its also on the the passanger side. I hope someone who went from here gets a shot from the front since the grill looks different.

 

[Larry Phillips]

I like it!!

 

[Pat Freeman]

Dang, this is great! One of the things I thought about when I first got my ST is that the grill would be nice in flat black with flat black on the hood like a Rustang. I thought, hmm, I wonder what this would look like. NOW, I know what it looks like and I'm drooling. Hmmm... Wonder if it's worth the effort to doctor up my ST...





I would love to see if this stripe is replicated on the tonneau or tailgate.

 

[Keith Lewis]

True duals if side pipes are done maybe??? <pondering the possibilities>

 

[Pat Freeman]

Duals with sidepipes is possible with the right ground effects to hide the pipe-work, I'm sure.

 

[OFF TRAC]

looking at the SMT logo and style cues it looks like it was done by Barry White of Barry's Speed Shop in Corona, CA. He does SMC's (Super Muscle Car) so I assume SMT means Super Muscle Truck.

 

[Larry Phillips]

Found this on the internet.

Ford Explorer Sport Trac Super Muscle Truck – This is a truck with the sensibility of a muscle car featuring a 4.6-liter 3-valve V-8 engine. Barry's Speed Shop retrofitted a Mustang shaker scoop to be a functional cold-air intake, installed a custom lowered suspension and made the interior thoroughly modern with the Sony Xplod stereo system.

 

[Travis Munday]

When did Barry rename his shop?



I liked the name "Street Rod Repair Company"...oh wells.

 

[Dallas Starr]

sweeeeet

 

[Larry Phillips]

When did Barry rename his shop?



I liked the name "Street Rod Repair Company"...oh wells.

It still says Street Rod Repair Company on his site.

 

[Larry Phillips]

I'd like to know how he lowered it, and how much. I know they make drop coils that take out 1.6 inches, but it looks like it's a little shorter.