Welcome to yet another primered appearance of the Construction Zone. We hope that by seeing more unfinished rides in the raw you'll come up with some new ideas of your own to complete the ride that's collecting cobwebs in your garage. If you have a ride that's not quite done but makes you want to shave, suicide, or chop something every month, then snap some of your own. Send them to us here at Mini Truckin' c/o Construction Zone, 2400 E. Katella Ave., 7th Floor, Anaheim, CA 92806.
 Owner's Name: James Presley...  Owner's Name: James Presley Jr.
Year & Make: '94 Nissan Hardbody
Location: Lebanon, Tennessee
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Wheels/Tires:
17-inch Mitsubishi Eclipse rims.
Suspension:
Hydraulics, two pump set up, rear four-link.
Body Mods:
Shaved door handles and firewall, suicide doors, a stock-floor body-drop, custom frame from the firewall to the back, Toyota five-lug conversion, billet grille, and clear side markers.
Future Plans:
Mist green paint with a silver fade. Fiberglass in the interior, 20-inch rims, shave the hood sprayers, antenna, and cowl vents.
Special Thanks (from owner):
Steven Nelson, Marianne, my parents, Uncle Charley, and all of the minitruckers, who I have met along the way.
Completion Date:
Slammin' Jammin' 2007.
 Owner's Name: Tracy McCabe...  Owner's Name: Tracy McCabe
Year & Make: '87 Toyota
Location: Myrtle Creek, Oregon
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Wheels/Tires:
15-inch wheels with 195/50R15 tires.
Suspension/Chassis:
Cranked torsion with 4-inch blocks in the rear.
Body Mods:
Shaved handles, taillights, tailgate, wiper cowl, squirters and antenna, frenched LED taillights and frenched exhaust in the rear ground-effect. Custom-made rear spoiler with frenched in LED brake light, and molded ground effects.
Interior:
Chopped Supra bucket seats, GT steering wheel, with a full walk through.
Future Plans:
'Bagged, drop spindles, four-link, sliding doors on remote, fill-bed rails, 20-inch wheels, suicide hood, all new interior and engine, shave the gas door, and relocate the gas fill.
Special Thanks (from owner):
Tracy's parents, for being there every time she needed them, and for understanding her love of mini trucks. Thanks to Mini Truckin' for all of the inspiration over the past twenty years.
Completion Date:
"Is a mini truck ever complete?" asked Tracy.