WHEN JOHNNY RAMOS OF GARLAND, TEXAS, DECIDED TO BUILD HIS 2009 GMC SIERRA, HE WASN’T JUST CUSTOMIZING A CUSTOM TRUCK; HE WAS PRESERVING A PIECE OF FAMILY HISTORY. Named “La Paloma” by his grandfather, the truck became a labor of love that Johnny, an electrician by trade, dedicated five years and $70,000 to transform into its current stunning form. Johnny is a proud member of the truck club Draztik, and his build is a testament to his addiction for custom trucks.
La Paloma’s exterior now sports a 2017 GMC Denali front clip, rear taillights, bumpers, and tailgate, giving it a fresh, modern look. The entire truck is painted in a pearl white with orange flake, accented by custom airbrush graphics that add a unique look. Felix Lonestar at Lone Star Collision…