This custom Toyota Land Cruiser "Ute" (Australian for "utility

　　vehicle"), was born a pickup but has been customized with a flatbed

　　and custom paint. It lived in the Outback in the Northern Territory

　　and still has that original license plate attached on the front. It

　　was built by Paul Duggan of Barbados Enterprises. Mechanically, the

　　truck has a 4.2-liter Toyota diesel engine with an aftermarket

　　turbocharger, new water pump and timing belt kit, a new clutch with

　　a reconditioned 5-speed gearbox and a rear limited-slip

　　differential. Both front and rear axles have been rebuilt with new

　　bearings, hubs and axle seals, along with new brake calipers and

　　4-wheel disc brake pads. The snorkel is a genuine Toyota part. It

　　features a towbar with a heavy-duty Australian bull bar on the

　　front, along with an LED bar light. To finish it off, this truck

　　has custom mag wheels, as well as an aluminum tray back (flatbed in

　　the U.S.) with fold-down sides and dual viewing lights on the

　　headboard of the tray back with LED taillights fitted. The interior

　　has custom matching seats and door trims with new carpet to match

　　and blue LED courtesy lights under the dash. Additionally, there

　　are white undercarriage lights. The exterior has airbrushing

　　showing the silver and black two-tone colors split with airbrushed

　　barb wire. On the hood is a cowgirl with twin smoking six-shooters.

　　Shown on the side of the cabin behind the upper part of each door

　　is a cow skull with thorns and roses in remarkable artwork that

　　looks three-dimensional. All the artwork on the vehicle was done by

　　Adrian Marchio and the painting by Paul Duggan. This is an

　　Australian vehicle with an Arizona theme.