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Sean Whitley

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Farmtruck

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Sean “Farmtruck” Whitley and AZN are the dynamic duo who race a ’70 Chevy Long Bed Truck. Featuring rusty paint and a camper shell riddled with dents, this race-equipped truck is the ultimate sleeper. Sean Whitley first got interested in trucks from riding in his father’s 1956 Ford pickup when he was 12. He would stand between the fastest cars on Route 66 with a flashlight above his head to start the races. Sean had a series of trucks that he messed with but never had a winner till he answered an ad that read, “Very fast truck for sale” in an Auto Trader Magazine. The Farmtruck is a 1970 C-10 Chevy Pickup Truck and it is deceptively fast! Farmtruck and AZN enjoy list races, but are more interested in “fishing.” Fishing means luring unsuspecting marks into racing for money by complementing their cars and downplaying the Farmtruck’s power. AZN does the smack talking and Farmtruck does the driving. These two are exhibitionists, who street race for the adrenaline rush and satisfaction they get from catching others by surprise.

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