The legendary Hoonitruck, a 914-horsepower custom 1977 Ford F-150 built by the late Ken Block, is heading to Barrett-Jackson's 2025 Scottsdale Auction with no reserve. This iconic vehicle, which starred in multiple Gymkhana videos, represents a unique piece of automotive history combining extreme performance with personal sentiment.
Built through a collaboration between Block, the Hoonigan team, and Detroit Speed, the Hoonitruck took two years to complete and features a twin-turbo 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine derived from Ford's GT Le Mans program.
Exterior Design:
- Hand-formed military-grade aluminum bodywork with matte black and gray livery
- Carbon fiber front and rear bumpers, front splitter, and additional components
- Custom wide-body design with distinctive aerodynamic elements
Interior and Comfort:
- Full carbon-fiber dashboard with Recaro Profi SPA carbon-fiber race seats
- Bosch Motorsports digital dash system
- Functional backup camera and trailer brake controller setup
Performance:
- 914 horsepower and 702 lb-ft of torque
- Custom all-wheel-drive system with Sadev six-speed transmission
- 3D-printed intake manifold designed by Ford Performance
Technology:
- Bosch Motorsports system with boost control
- Ford Sync integration
- FordPass remote start capability
Safety:
- Reinforced chassis design with modular construction
- Quick-release body panels for easy maintenance and repair
- Cerakoted components for enhanced durability
Practicality:
- Functional trailer hitch and brake controller
- Modular design allows for quick repairs and component replacement
- Comprehensive spares package included
The Hoonitruck stands as a testament to Ken Block's vision and innovation in automotive culture. As it heads to auction, this extraordinary machine offers collectors a chance to own not just a vehicle, but a piece of motorsport history that embodies Block's legacy of pushing boundaries and inspiring automotive enthusiasm worldwide.
