- What's going on guys, I'm Fuller with Custom Offsets,
Custom Offsets TV on YouTube.
We got Dustin, here.
We wanted to do something a little bit different,
so, I was out scrolling through Instagram,
and I found this super dope account.
It's called Brad Builds, and he makes
these really awesome renders of primarily cars,
but he's got some trucks in there, too,
some super cool, wide-body stuff,
so, I wanted to show all you guys,
if you haven't seen them yet.
Some of them have gone pretty viral, so, you may have.
On top of that, housekeeping items to address,
you'll notice there's no hair on my face.
That's 'cause I shaved my beard off,
because what is it today, Dustin?
85 out?
- 87 degrees today, in Wisconsin.
- It's just too freaking hot, so, it had to come off.
(Dustin laughing) Super excited for that.
We're returning to some normalcy, here.
So, away from the normal and real world,
we now have the renders to go through.
So, we got a couple of them,
we're gonna go through them kinda fast,
'cause I wanna show you guys a few of these
and not just do two of them and talk for 30 minutes,
so, first one, is gonna be an F150.
This is the 2015, 16, 17 body style one,
and it's got some massive, I don't know,
eight, ten-inch overfenders and crazy wide body.
(object whooshing) - It's big.
- Absolutely wide.
The cool thing is he does some really realistic fenders.
These tires on here look exactly like the new Nitto 420V.
Everything's very realistic.
(object whooshing) - Yeah, it's super cool.
I love this color on this truck,
and I mean, he gets super detailed,
even in the tail lights, and the reflections
on the rear windows and stuff.
These look photo-realistic, which is crazy.
- Yeah, you got your quad exhaust going on,
those back overfenders, I love how they open up.
Reminds me of the back of a fighter jet,
or something like that.
(object whooshing) Let's give it a number,
so we can show quite a few of these off.
- All right, let's do it.
- Three, two, one, nine.
- Nine and a half.
- So hard to rate things that are rendered,
'cause they're just gonna be perfect.
All the paint is perfect, the fit is perfect,
everything's perfect 'cause it's computer-generated.
- Correct. - But I guess
if I had to pick one thing, it's a regular cab,
which, I guess, for the sport truck look,
maybe that's what you want,
but I think it'd be kind of cool
to see this thing in a crew cab.
- Yeah, there's not a whole lot else
I could really knock it for.
It's low.
- That's for sure.
Yeah, this would have to be-- - It's real low.
- This would have to be air in the real world,
I don't think you could do this static,
I don't think, anyway. - Correct.
- Somebody prove me wrong.
I'll PayPal you a hundred bucks.
All right, let's grab the next one.
So, this is - ooh!
- A Toyota Forerunner,
(object whooshing) not your typical Forerunner.
Obviously, most people would maybe slap a lift on,
or just some bigger wheels and tires,
but this one, again, kinda his style, right,
is lowered and wide-bodied,
so, this just looks, again, crazy wide.
It's got a massive front splitter on it.
(object whooshing) The headlight covers,
you know, the retro JDM paint,
which I really like that.
It's kind of a cool style.
I think that would even look good
(object whooshing) on a lifted one,
and then if you used some Method Bronze wheels
or something on there.
- Yeah, I think it's because it's different, right?
You don't see a lot of guys follow
that really traditional Toyota euro,
or JDM styling, excuse me, euro styling...
- Oh man, you might make some people angry with that one.
- Listen, the heat's getting to me, brother.
- (laughing) I can Photoshop some wheels on a car,
but this is way beyond my skill level.
- This is insane.
Even the LED dots in the tail lights are there,
- Yeah. - And the glare
on the tail light is accurate, you know?
It's amazing.
(object whooshing) - Let's give
this bad boy a number.
Three, two, one, nine.
- Nine.
- I think the only thing I would change,
literally the only thing I would change
is maybe that front grille,
'cause it's just one solid piece, right now.
You're gonna need some sort of airflow in there
if you make this in real life.
- Correct.
Yeah, the only thing I could really knock it for,
I'd like to see some window tint on here.
I think it kinda has the fishbowl look
in some of the photos,
but I get it, right, it renders in the interior,
you can see it,
that's the only thing I can knock him for.
- On to the next one. (object whooshing)
Here's something that I hope someone does,
I really do hope that this comes to life, somehow.
This is a Tesla Roadster, (object whooshing)
which hasn't even been officially released, yet.
You can put a pre-order on, but you can't actually own one,
(object whooshing) and it's got crash bars,
bumpers, solar panels,
some Jerry cans, and meaty, off-road tires.
- This thing is neat.
It's crazy, he's got the flat black paint going on,
he's got the big solar panel on the hood,
so it recharges the battery.
This thing reminds me like super Mad Maxy,
post apocalyptic, you know?
- I wonder if anyone has ever taken a Tesla off-road,
because you've got instant torque at your hands,
but is that a good thing or a bad thing?
But this thing's sweet.
I don't know if these cars
are gonna come factory on air, too,
I know most of the new Teslas do,
so I'm assuming that this one does,
so, you might actually be able to do something like this,
where you can raise it up and put big tires on it
and drive it around,
which would totally be something I would do.
(object whooshing) All right,
let's give this thing a number.
- Let's do it.
- Three, two, one, ten
- Ten.
- Ten?
Ten?
- Oh, we did it! (clapping)
- It's a quarter million dollar car,
and we're gonna go beat it up off-road.
I'm on board with this. - Correct.
I just see this thing, and I envision
ripping this thing through the desert roads in Nevada.
- And they're so fast.
- Yeah.
- Imagine taking this thing across the salt flats,
just... (imitating zoom)
- Hammer down, yeah, absolutely.
- Sticking with the unattainable and not super realistic,
we've got a Lamborghini Urus
with a massive light bar on the roof,
a push bar that looks like it's off
of a Dodge Charger squad car,
and again, some big ol' meaty wheels and tires.
- Interesting, spare tire carrier up in the back,
there, you see that? (object whooshing)
- It's like the spare tire just goes through the back glass.
- Just stuffed in there.
- This is another one where these things sound so good, too,
so, just like going high speed across the desert
or through the whoops, you know,
and you, (object whooshing)
hypothetically, let's say we've got
some King suspension in there,
some sort of long travel or mid-travel,
and you can use the full whatever,
I'm sure this thing has 600 horsepower,
mid-600s, I think?
And just cruising. (object whooshing)
- I scared you?
(distant voice speaking) But Shawn,
you walked right out the door and looked right at me.
- Hey, is Shawn gonna be in a video?
Poke your head in here, and wave, Shawn.
Everybody wants to know where you're at.
Shawn, come poke your head in here
so everyone can see you and make sure you're still alive.
- Hey, Fuller.
- Hey!
You're alive!
- Jesus. (chuckling)
- I'm back, baby!
- I haven't seen you in like 70 days.
- Well, that happened.
- Where were we?
Oh, we need to rate the ol' Lamborghini.
- Yeah, let's do it.
- Three, two, one, ten.
- 9.95.
- Oh, come on, just give it a ten.
It's so close.
- I had to change it up, I gave the last one a ten,
I couldn't give two tens in a row.
- All right, I guess if I did have to pick one thing,
if I had to reduce my score,
I would pop off the big, straight light bar
and replace it with the big ol' round KC Daylighters.
If somebody wants to donate one of these,
I think we could probably make something like this.
(mouse clicking)
back to the old street truck trends, here.
We got a Ram.
- Fuller, why you gotta hit me in my feels, like this?
- Yeah, you like this thing?
This thing's sweet. - Oh man.
- It's like if they made the SRT10 Ram again,
I hope this is what it looks like.
Have those little 420Vs on there, again,
which is the new street tire,
and then he's got all these...
I guess, I dunno if you call that red or orange accents.
- R-orange.
- A little bit of both.
- R-orange, I think they're red,
but it's set in a sunset in the desert
setting, so. (object whooshing)
- Massive rear diffuser.
He's even got the trailer hitch in here.
- Oh yeah.
- I love this side exit, or the fender exit exhaust
right above the wide body.
- It looks like he's got whip antennas
off on the left-hand side of it.
- Ground effects package.
I like how the front wide body fender
then goes down into the side skirt,
which continues all the way back to the rear one.
Let's give this thing a number.
(object whooshing) - all right, let's do it.
- Three, two, one, ten.
- 11.
- 11, yeah, how can you go with anything...
It's perfect.
- It is, so, I have a super soft spot
for the fifth gen Rams to begin with,
and then to see this thing super wide
with a meaty tire setup, a massive rear diffuser,
really nice.
It checks all the boxes for me.
I don't know that I could own it,
because I feel like you wouldn't
be able to drive it a lot here,
'cause the roads in Wisconsin suck.
- Ugh, air it out,
you'll do fine. - It'd be fun. (chuckling)
(object whooshing) - Next one,
this is a cross between Charlie from customer service
and Custom Offsets with the lifted Mini Cooper.
This one, honestly, obviously, this is a render, too,
but this looks pretty doable,
'cause this wide body is not insane,
it's like a riveted or bolted overfender,
and if you swapped out some sort of truck chassis
underneath this Mini and shortened it,
I think you could pull this off.
- Yeah, you could bolt that to an S10 frame, or something,
and you'd have all the right connections
and everything to make it work, so.
- You could figure it out.
We won't spend a ton of time on it,
'cause it's just one photo from the backside.
He's also got this spare tire through the window, again,
which although looks really cool,
I don't know how practical that might be.
- Probably not.
- All right, let's rate it.
- All right, let's do it.
- Three, two, one, eight.
- 9.75.
- What the, this is the lowest one I think I might do,
is he's gonna be the eight, there,
just because, well, I only have one photo to look at,
so, it's really hard to judge.
- This thing's cool,
I think you could have a lot of fun with this.
I know some guys that have lifted cars around here,
or I guess off-road vehicles,
and they wheel them down the forestry roads up north,
and it's wild,
so, I envision doing something like that
with this, you know?
Just wide open. - I just know
that from factory, the Mini Cooper's a front-wheel-drive,
so, that also ties in to it, but it's a render.
We don't know what's actually in it
or what would maybe be in it as far as the drive train goes
and what they're thinking when they do it.
- There's a gigantic rear pumpkin in this thing.
I can see it hiding - right, I saw that, so.
- Under the rear bumper (chuckling)
- This one may be rear-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive,
I don't know.
It's still pretty cool.
I would drive literally any one of these vehicles,
I don't have a problem with it, so.
- Yeah, I can't say that if someone
was dangling the keys in front of me,
I can't say I would turn you down.
- So, that was something new for us, rating renders.
If you guys like it, (mouse clicking)
let us know in the comments, down below.
Otherwise, if you wanna go check out Brad's Instagram,
you can do that.
You can find him on Instagram,
should be pretty easy, I mean, he's got
a pretty big account and it's easy to spot,
'cause this is like all he does, it's super dope.
Brad, if you're watching this,
we wanna see some lifted stuff.
If you need help with ideas,
we're kinda the experts when it comes
to wheels, tires, and suspension.
We can probably help you out.
Peace.