PREDATOR

Allen Pezo of Brentwood, TN.

The information here is from the Official Predator site.

Driver: Allen Pezo

Owner: Allen Pezo

Body: Chevy Custom Cat

Engine: Keith Black Hemi/Chevy Big Block

Horsepower: 1800/1500

Transmission: 3 Speed Lenco

Transfer Case: SCS

Axles: Rockwell with Clark Planetaries

Shocks: Knight Stalker Nitro Charged Gas Shocks

Tires: Goodyear 66X43X25 or Firestone 66X43X25

Weight: 9,500 lbs

Height: 11 feet

Width: 12 feet

I've seen Allen and Predator in Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993 and a few times in Bloomsburg, PA.

I took pictures 3-16.

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Bloomsburg, PA.

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Bloomsburg, PA.

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Bloomsburg, PA.

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Bloomsburg, PA.

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Bloomsburg, PA.

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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Elmira, NY. Aug. 7, 1993

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From Paul Andrews

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I took these shots in Las Vegas, 2006.

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I took these shots in Bloomsburg, PA., 2006.

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Dennis,

Here are some pictures of Predator from a display and car crush at Bob Smith's Automotive in Easton, Md. I've never been up close to predator, so I was real anxious to see the truck and meet Allen. Great Guy! Really learned a lot by speaking with him. The truck looked awesome, and I have to say, even though it was only a car crush, Allen was getting awesome air. He has to have the best hauler in the business. The rig was spotless.

Take Care, Donnie Farrelly

Well Donnie, I have to agree. Allen has been a good friend for several years and he's one of the nicest in the biz. The trucks are top notch as well. Your shots look great, Thank you.

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Paul M Harry sent me these photos.

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Paul M Harry sent me these photos.

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John Hollomon sent me these.

From Dane Loch

I built this one for Kirk Dabney. It was built using the USA-1 and the Hammer Head model.

Cost to build; \\$30.oo Time to build; 92 hours Scale; 1/25th

Features; Hand fabricated frame/cage, suspension, engine Shields, cab extension, and front clip. The front clip was made of pieces of plastic heated and shaped then covered with bondo then sanded into shape. The teeth were made from plastic heated and shaped. Completely hand painted.

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