Your truck at work - SilveradoSierra.com's monthly Truck of the Month competition is here! Take the best picture, get the most votes, and you might just take home the bragging ...

SilveradoSierra.com's monthly Truck of the Month competition is here! Take the best picture, get the most votes, and you might just take home the bragging rights as winner of our Truck of the Month competition.


This month's theme is: Your truck at work. Let's see your truck towing, hauling, plowing, pushing, pulling, etc. Whether it's for your job, or maybe you're just crossing off your honey-do list, we want to see some pictures!


Competition Rules


1)Photograph submissions are allowed during the first 3 weeks of every month. After the 21st day, the top 10 trucks will be entered into the final poll for the final voting. The poll will be open until the end of the month, and then the winner will be declared.

2)The winner won't be allowed to enter another Truck of the Month competition for 3 months.

3)Please limit the number of photos entered to 2 per month, per member. This means once you submit your 2 photos, you cannot offer substitutes later on in the same competition. You may include a comment in your entry, but please do not comment on other member's entries. Any photos that have any evidence of re-touching or Photoshop work will be deleted immediately. Repeat offenders may be banned from entering the competition. However, you are allowed to block out your license plate.

4)To avoid confusion and to streamline the competition, Staff Members will chose the Truck of the Month theme. If site members have an idea for a theme for the month, they may send a Private Message to any Staff Member.

Here's my 2 pics:

Heres my two!

My good ol V8 great for movin military crap too

Here is mine, well the wife's.

here the old truck. mowers off but still counts, i will have to get one with the dmax

Hard work

Hauling 33 foot rail on a 24 foot trailer


Pushing the payload with a set of junction rails back from Mobile

Well here is my truck at work before I put the fabfour front bumper on, that is a 25 foot dump trailer with a 1.5 ton excavator and a pallet of stone... just a tiny bit of sag in the rear... (Yeah a weight distribution and a add-on rear spring might of helped..)
My buddy looking at the truck before the 50 mile haul to the job site.