BradBuilds’ ‘Slam Ram’ Render Deserves to Be Built
Los Angeles-based concept artist BradBuilds and his immaculate ‘Slam Ram’ creation might have what it takes to inspire you.
Earlier this month, Ram announced that it will be expanding its light-duty pickup truck lineup. The company recently added new 1500 Rebel G/T and Laramie G/T models to its product portfolio. The Ram 1500 G/T models get stylish decals and come equipped with “sport performance hoods”. However, if you are not satisfied with the styling of the stock pickup truck, and are currently scouting ideas for a revamp, then Los Angeles-based concept artist BradBuilds and his immaculate creations might have what it takes to inspire you.
BradBuilds released renderings of a highly stylized Ram 1500 pickup truck via his social media handles. The artwork seen here is called “Slam Ram” for obvious reasons. Brad also happens to be a proud owner of a 2017 Ram 1500, which he acquired just three months ago. The pickup truck was wrecked when Brad bought it, and now fans can follow the Youtuber’s journey, as he rebuilds his latest acquisition.
In the past, BradBuilds has digitally reproduced many popular nameplates in his signature road-hugging style. These include popular models like Toyota Supra, BMW E30, Ford Raptor, and even the all-new Ford Bronco. BradBuilds’ Slam Ram sports a menacing murdered-out black color scheme which is offset by red accents. Even though this is just a render, one can reproduce Slam Ram’s ride height (or lack thereof off) by simply using a decent air suspension system.
Not only does the truck sit very low to the ground, but it is also much wider than the stock pickup. Slam Ram comes equipped with flared wheel arches that accommodate its 14-spoke black finish rims that are wrapped in Nitto tires. The brake calipers also get a red finish which complements the subtle red accents found throughout the truck’s bodywork.
BradBuilds’ Slam Ram also gets a side exhaust set up in addition to a large rear diffuser and side skirts that sit flush with the rest of the bodywork. BradBuilds also mentioned that his next project might be based on the Ram TRX super truck, and safe to say, we can’t wait to see what the artist comes up with next.
Photos: BradBuilds
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