These Minnesota boys just built the world’s longest pickup truck

These guys in Minnesota created the world’s longest pickup truck using an already modified Ford Super Duty, and as impractical as it sounds, it actually worked.

The frankenvehicle began its life as a massive SUV converted into a limo that had its roof removed.

The process wasn’t as complicated as they expected, only requiring a few steps.

In the end, this one-of-a-kind machine hauled some mini trucks and a Christmas tree all while looking super cool.

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Creating the world’s longest pickup truck

The guys from the CboysTV YouTube channel built the world’s longest pickup truck.

In a recent video on their channel, the group documented the transformation and the process was epic.

The interior was pretty much thrashed and needed a makeover.

So, they removed the limo’s roof and eliminated most of the seating area to create a massive truck bed.

The bed itself turned out to be 30 feet long (over nine meters).

The project began with one of the guys saying, ‘we have enough vehicles around here to party in; we need something for work’.

“It’s the only thing that makes sense,” they said.

Crazy transformation process

Now, these are the same people who once created a DIY Hummer boat — so even if it seems like fun and games, know they’re serious about their builds.

They started out by cutting off the roof and installing metal sheets to create a uniform truck bed.

After painting everything and adding some final touches, the world’s longest pickup truck was ready.

While it doesn’t exactly outshine the outrageous Brabus G-Wagen Limo, it has it beat for length.

Now that they had the longest pickup truck, what better way to test it out than putting some mini trucks on its newly-added truck bed?