Decepticon 'Motormaster' shows up at Tennessee Car Show

Damn! I'd like to seemore photos of that one. Looks nice!

Very cool custom work! If it's G1 Motormaster, though, why does it use the movie version of the Decepticon symbol? Oh no!

It woulda been kick ass if motormaster came alive and said, "STUNTICONS, COMBINE!!!" but we all dream...

I love the 'Con symbol. Absoloutely gorgeous!

That's just his feet. Where's the rest of him?

Sabrblade wrote:That's just his feet. Where's the rest of him?

ah, that made me smile,
would be cool if he had the trailer
but seriously sweet anyhow

great know im gonna have to get a kenworth 100e, a trailer and some other cars and stick them together to get MENASOR WRAAAAAAAGH!!!!!!!!1

also someone get micheal bay this must be in tf3 for a cameo at least

That is awesome. Hate to say it but its better than Prime. To bad theres no trailer with it.

Wow, I love the way the Decep logo looks. This is ultra cool.

I've told you before, they're allready here!

Totally awesome! Should be in TF3, I agree

Does Look Good yes, Even though it isnt the right truck. It probly does have a trailer buuut since they usualy dont have room for the trailers at truckshows I guess we can forgive them lol

OMG. Just a thing of beauty on 6 wheels! In so far as the person who took the pics...we can see you Well done!

Yeah, that's just awesome.

Maxie-Astrotrain wrote:Does Look Good yes, Even though it isnt the right truck. It probly does have a trailer buuut since they usualy dont have room for the trailers at truckshows I guess we can forgive them lol

So that's why we're only seeing his shoes.

Ungie wrote:It woulda been kick ass if motormaster came alive and said, "STUNTICONS, COMBINE!!!" but we all dream...

And then Megatron's face and voice suddenly cuts in over all the TV channels and phone conversations of Earth and says "GREETINGS, PUNY FLESHLINGS. I AM MEGATRON .."

That is just AWESOME!!!!

That truly is a thing of beauty.

words cannot describe how EPIC this is . . . only smileys can . . .

cannonfodder4000 wrote:words cannot describe how EPIC this is . . . only smileys can . . .

Except that what's pictured is just his feet. And what epic feet they are!

I am more of a Autobot loving gal, and even I thought that was pretty darn cool. Great custom work will have to check out that company! Thanks for sharing the photos!

Classy

There's no emoticon for what Im feeling right now. Awesome!

Hi everyone! I wanted to say thank you for your kind comments and appreciation for Motormaster. I believe that we achieved our goal of making an awesome truck from a salvage piece headed to the crusher. I just wanted to pop in and welcome you all to visit Decepticon Motormaster's website at http://www.decepticonmotormaster.com. There, you will find complete restoration photos starting at the junkyard, up to our latest events. Feel free to ask any questions you may have about the restoration or about events we will be attending. I will just mention some of the neat parallels that this project has created... first, although the truck is a model year 87, it was produced at the Chillicothe, OH Kenworth plant on October 17th, 1986... 1986 as in the year that Motormaster's toy debuted... To honor this, and to give a little heritage lesson to anyone that sees the truck, mounted on the dash is the 1986 Motormaster toy. Another really cool thing about the project is that the K100 aerodyne that would later be transformed into "Motormaster" was originally purchased in 1986 at the same dealership that performed the restoration... cool huh? 22 years later, and over a million miles later, the same guy that stripped the factory paint job off the brand new truck in favor of the required United Van Lines orange and white stripes, would be the same guy stripping that paint job back off to prep the cab for Motormaster's colors. Thanks again for the comments, and hope to see you at the next event!

Thank you so much for paying us a visit, MotormasterK100!

The work is wonderful and the fact that the same person who stripped the paint over 20 years ago is the same person who repeated the process for preparing the truck for the custom work is very interesting indeed. One could say it was almost fated to happen.

The website is great and I'm enjoying reading through the project history.

wow thats just awsome. love semis. and to see one painted as a TF is just awsome. would love to have the money to oneday have a fleet of TF semis!

awsome job on the truck man.

Go Motormaster!