When we observe the way that a certain person does modification on his vehicle, his notion of “different” might be a bit distant from someone else’s definition of the word. So, when these dudes got down to some serious modification business, the final project they came up with was incredibly different alright, as the rear of this redneck beast rides on some of the largest truck tires we have ever seen installed on the back of a Chevy C10 truck.

Don’t get the impression that the Chevy C10 truck is lifted or with any suspension upgrade kits, but the rear of this Chevy has been largely cut and heavily modified to bear heavy equipment tires fit in the back. All these efforts resulted in the C10 truck having a steamroller looks.

There have been pictures of this Chevy C10 truck circulating around the internet for quite some time now. Like many of you, our first thought was that this truck is just a mock-up of an old basket-case chassis pushed up against an old farm axle with huge balloon tires in the back. However, it turns out this outrageous redneck creation is very real and runs like a charm!

In case you don’t know, the proud owner of this one of a kind Chevy C10 a guy called Adam Anderson. Adam happens to be the oldest son of Dennis Anderson, the monster truck hero, the man who is famous for creating the epic Grave Digger Monster Truck. So now, things are much clearer where did Adam got his mechanical skills from. As the old saying goes – like father, like son. The younger Anderson is actually the driver of the Chevy C10 truck.

It’s best that you take a look at the video below with the monstrously modified Chevy C10 truck in motion and share with us your thoughts on this redneck truck with obscure appearance. We have to give props to the guys who built this nasty Chevy C10. That’s definitely one wicked machine right there boys! You have our two thumbs up. Looking forward to see more of your creative ideas turned into reality.