What happens when you take a brand-new 2025 Chevy Silverado 3500 LTZ Duramax and decide the factory chassis just isn’t going to cut it? You send it to Phat Phabz and go all in. Daniel Maldonado’s Silverado is a full frame-off custom dually built by Jake McKiddie and the crew at Phat Phabz. A completely custom chassis, one-off steering knuckles, a narrowed rearend, AccuAir e-Level suspension, four Viair compressors, and dual 5-gallon tanks allow this massive Chevy to absolutely lay out. And then there are the wheels—30-inch American Force rollers tucked underneath a heavily modified body. Making that happen required custom front and rear tubs, a raised bed floor, modified dually hips, reworked bodylines, and plenty of fabrication. Under the hood, the Duramax Turbo-Diesel V8 gets a 125-horsepower tune and 4-inch straight exhaust, while the candy-red chassis, murdered-out exterior details, and upgraded interior finish off one seriously wild late-model dually. This is exactly why we created the Storyteller Series—taking some of the incredible builds featured in our magazines and bringing their stories to life through narrated video. Turn it up and take a closer look at one of the wildest brand-new Silverado 3500 builds we’ve seen.
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