Our good friend Jim Brennan (aka UDMan) over at CarDomain sent us some more of his great photography from the SEMA show a few weeks back. We feel terrible (and by “we”, I clearly mean “I”) that it’s taken this long to actually manage to get them up and posted. (I could be honest and say I’ve been procrastinating, or that I just haven’t gotten around to it, but instead I’m going to lie and blame it on the Pig Death I caught about the same time.)
We’re tremendously glad to have Jim as a friend. He gets to go to these various shows around the country, taking pictures and writing articles; but there are lots of people who do that. The reason we like Jim is that he shares our sensibilities and affection for the older, unique, funkier side of things. Like the Piss Off Pete.
Now, we’ve talked about Blastolene before. They don’t like to do anything normal, and this truck is no exception. It started life as a 1960 Peterbilt rig. Clearly, it is now something much, much greater. Utilizing a 1972 Detroit Diesel twin-supercharged V12, run through two of the nicest headers we’ve seen in a long time, the truck took over 15 months to build, and clearly has power, style, and PAH! to spare. Head on over to Jim’s CarDomain article for more info, and to show him some love for sharing his photos with Hooniverse.

[Source: Jim Brennan at Cardomain]