There were too many trucks shown and exposed at 2015 SEMA Motor Show, but we like this old 1974 Chevy Cheyenne pickup restored and modified by Squarebody Syndicate the most.

Why is that, because of the sleek looking light blue shiny paint that just relaxes your eyes while staring at it and because of the shape of the truck and the idea of the team to make the truck hanging a little bit lower than the usual!

Now the truck is lowered for about 4 inches than the standard, and it gives it a little bit urban style. The rims now in the front are half viewable and it makes it a little bit intriguing.

This Syndicate Series has been so nicely and carefully built that there is no mistake in the process, no flaws and no forgotten parts to be repaired of painted. The interior is still the original one, only restored.

In the front of the truck we can see the vintage headlights which fit perfectly the mood of the car, and still it has the original engine mash in the front, which has been chromed and polished in order to be shiny and to fit the whole idea.

Check it out here: