Stylin' Concepts Announces F150 Sweepstakes Winner!

Stylin' Concepts Announces F150 Sweepstakes Winner Independence, Ohio – November 3, 2006: Stylin’ Concepts, the nation’s leading retailer of truck and SUV accessories, has announced Stephen Wilson of Brooklet, GA, as the winner of its Belltech/Stylin’ Concepts 2006 Sweepstakes. As the winner, Wilson walked away with a fully-customized 2006 Ford F150. Stylin’ Concepts’ past sweepstakes vehicles include a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado, given away in 2004, and two vehicles given away in 2005: a 2005 Ford F150 and a 2005 Chevrolet Tahoe. Wilson, 28, was very happy when he found out that he had won, “I was pretty psyched when I got the letter, it was so hard to believe.” The truck was awarded to Wilson by Stylin’ Concepts’ President, John Milos, in a special presentation at the 2006 SEMA show in Las Vegas. “SEMA was awesome! You see it (the trade show) on TV and you hear about it, I finally got my chance to go there,” Wilson said. His name was chosen randomly from over 38,000 entries. The sweepstakes truck, sponsored by both Stylin’ Concepts Truck Accessories and Belltech Suspension, has many modifications, including a Belltech lowered suspension kit, 22-inch Boyd Coddington wheels, a Magnusson supercharger and a custom Corsa exhaust system. Other goodies include a Keystone fiberglass ram air hood, a Gaylord’s hard tonneau cover, a bolt-on lambo door kit from LSD Doors, Inc., and a custom paint job. Entries for Stylin’ Concepts’ other 2006 sweepstakes truck, a 2006 Chevrolet Colorado in full off-road trim, are being accepted until the close of the contest on Dec. 29, 2006. For full contest rules and to enter to win, visit Stylin’ Concepts’ website at www.StylinConcepts.com. Stephen Wilson (center) next to Stylin' Concepts' President, John Milos, and the rest of the Stylin' Concepts purchasing team.

Oh Shit!! We got videos!

Check it out. I've just invented the technology to put Youtube videos into my blog posts. I prayed to the Dark Lord and he came back with the information I needed.

So, here's our first video. It's a 1997-2003 Ford F150 stepside. He's got big wheels and a body kit. But mostly we're interested in his killer airbag setup. See, he's swapped out his stock suspension components for a custom air bag suspension. This allows him to let the air out of the bags and drag parts of his truck along the street. This video shows how that can be a problem sometimes. (Yes, you may have seen this before. It's been circulating around the 'net for a few years.)


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