SEMA Project Truck Designer for LEER Selects K&N Products
- Oct 23, 2007
A one of a kind showcase Project Truck will make its debut at the
SEMA
(Specialty Equipment Marketing Association) 2007 show in Las Vegas, October 30 through
November 2.
Project truck for SEMA with K&N Engineering products
Scott Harris of Gilbert, Arizona is one of the best-known independent vehicle customizers in the industry. He was chosen by LEER, to create a truck for its booth (no. 31745) at SEMA.
Harris has won many styling competitions with his use of color, shape and technology in his bumper to bumper makeovers. He works on every part of a vehicle, from performance and power to appearance and entertainment.
Complete details of Harris latest creation are still hush-hush. He has revealed that his project is based on a new Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cab and that work is underway at his shop. “I can pick and choose the best parts for my designs,” said Harris. “I selected a K&N Engineering intake system for the additional horsepower. It helps the motor breathe. Luckily I have had a lot of sponsors over the years that helped me.”
Over the years Harris has built a wide variety of vehicles including a Nissan 720, several S-10s, a full size Chevy and a Chevy Silverado. His latest opportunity with LEER allows Harris to work in the area he likes best, mini trucks.
Also check out the Custom Chevrolet Colorado Designer Scott Harris at SEMA video.
Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the K&N dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.
Project truck for SEMA with K&N Engineering products
Scott Harris of Gilbert, Arizona is one of the best-known independent vehicle customizers in the industry. He was chosen by LEER, to create a truck for its booth (no. 31745) at SEMA.
Harris has won many styling competitions with his use of color, shape and technology in his bumper to bumper makeovers. He works on every part of a vehicle, from performance and power to appearance and entertainment.
Complete details of Harris latest creation are still hush-hush. He has revealed that his project is based on a new Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cab and that work is underway at his shop. “I can pick and choose the best parts for my designs,” said Harris. “I selected a K&N Engineering intake system for the additional horsepower. It helps the motor breathe. Luckily I have had a lot of sponsors over the years that helped me.”
Over the years Harris has built a wide variety of vehicles including a Nissan 720, several S-10s, a full size Chevy and a Chevy Silverado. His latest opportunity with LEER allows Harris to work in the area he likes best, mini trucks.
Also check out the Custom Chevrolet Colorado Designer Scott Harris at SEMA video.
Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the K&N dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.
