Dirt Every Day Extra Season 2 Episode 11 Alabama Now Alaska Army Truck

As the name suggests, Dirt Every Day Extra is a show that features every day vehicles that get dirty, muddy, and subjected to extreme tests and modifications. The show is hosted by Fred Williams and his team who take on the challenge of transforming ordinary cars and trucks into off-roading beasts. The show is all about finding hidden gems that are tucked away in garages and barns or even those amazing off-road vehicles you see driving down the street. In Episode 11 of Season 2, titled Alabama Now Alaska Army Truck, Fred and the crew travel to Alabama to buy an old Army truck that they plan to transform into an off-road monster.

The crew found the truck on a military base in Alabama, which had already been stripped down to its chassis and body. They realized that this was the perfect project for a fun off-road build. The truck was originally a troop carrier and Fred and the team noticed its immense potential in the off-road world. They wanted to add their own twist to this vehicle and create something unique that would turn heads.

The episode starts with the team disassembling the truck and checking for any hidden problems. Since the truck was made in the 1960s, it is no surprise that they found a lot of rust and damage. The team repaired the rusty and damaged parts of the truck and gave it a fresh coat of paint. They also went ahead and installed heavy-duty axles, new shocks, and massive all-terrain tires. The truck starts taking its intimidating shape.

Once the mechanical parts were taken care of, the team focused on adding some fun elements to the truck. They installed a massive winch on its front and added heavy-duty bumpers, custom-made by the team. The truck’s look is starting to come together with its military green color complementing the heavy-duty features.

But the real fun begins when they take the newly modified truck to an off-road course in Alaska, making this build, the Alabama Now Alaska Army Truck. Driving through rocky terrains and giant mud puddles, the team tries out all of their modifications. Fred and his team test out the capabilities of the truck and at the same time, have a lot of fun doing it.

The team finds that the truck has great off-road capabilities, but they also notice a few issues with its weight and steering. They head back to Alabama to work on these issues and rebuild the truck into a better version of itself. The truck now showcases smoother rides, better suspension to deal with the weight, and an overall better aesthetic appeal with a more streamlined function.

The episode ends with the team taking the truck for another test drive on an off-road trail. The final result is amazing, and the team is very proud of their work. The Alabama Now Alaska Army Truck is a perfect example of what can be achieved with some passion, dedication, and a little bit of creativity. It's a truck that can take on almost any off-road challenge, and Fred and his team, together created a vehicle that they can be proud of for years to come.

Thus, Alabama Now Alaska Army Truck is an exciting episode of Dirt Every Day Extra, one that showcases the dedication and workmanship that goes into building a vehicle from scratch. It's a show that's perfect for all off-road enthusiasts, or simply anyone looking for tips, techniques, and knowledge on how to modify their own vehicles.