Go Big or Go Home
In the world of professional sportfishing there’s a strong desire to be different, to set yourself apart from the crowd. Maybe it’s the beat of a different drummer that we seem to march to but no matter the reason, sometimes you come across things that are just really cool. That was the case with some recent truck modifications that have been showing up around the Stuart, Florida area.
It started with Dominick LaCombe, president of American Custom Yachts, and his brother, ACY yard manger Dave LaCombe lifting and customizing their personal 4×4 trucks. After all, ACY does some of the best custom work on the water, why not show it off back on land, right? It didn’t take long before a few ACY customers noticed these trucks—after all, they’re pretty hard to miss—and started making requests for their own custom off-road trucks, Jeeps and buggies. So ACY teamed up with the experts at CTM Customs of Stuart to produce what you see here.
For more information on CTM Customs visit www.ctm4x4.com or get in touch with American Custom Yachts at www.americancustomyachts.com.
Do you have a Custom vehicle? Send it to us- we want to publish more of the fishing culture off the rip! send to info@inthebite.com
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- Here’s an example of a custom side-by-side from CTM Customs and ACY.
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- Custom wheels and tires add to the attitude (and altitude) of this build.
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- . Recessed lighting in the top to light up the night.
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- A Fusion sound system with speaker pods.
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- Custom seating makes for a safe and comfortable ride.
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- A lineup of custom-painted buggies.
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- A new Jeep gets the custom treatment with new tires and wheels, suspension and a whole lot more.
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- Another view of the Jeep’s makeover.
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- The back area gets redone with Line-X and new lights.
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- Very cool custom wheels from CTM make this one stand out in a crowd.
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- All the details are there, everywhere you look.
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- New suspension allows for the bigger tires and wheels.
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- CTM added a winch along with front push bar and low profile LED lighting.
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- . The Jeep in “safari mode,” with doors and top off and lights on.
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