Here is an opportunity for the fans of Ken Block, who passed away earlier this year, to own a piece of his legacy: a one-of-a-kind 2009 Ford F-150 RaptorTRAX, featured in several of Block’s Gymkhana films, is up for sale.
The RaptorTRAX, built by SVC Offroad, was modified to handle the most extreme off-road conditions. The interior was gutted and fitted with a custom roll cage, Recaro seats, and a quick-release BBQ for impromptu celebrations. The exterior was even more impressive, with a Monster Energy livery, Hoonigan logos, and custom fibreglass fenders.
Getting dark outside? Flip on the 30” LED bar on SVC’s Baja front bumper and/or the 50” LED Rigid Industries light bar mounted to the custom roof rack that doubles as both a removable cargo holder and a system of handrails for board sliding and jib tricks. Rear passengers can also fend off the darkness with a dual pair of Rigid Industries D2 Compact LED Lights in both Amber and Blue.
The pièce de résistance, and arguably the most noticeable feature of the RaptorTRAX, is the set of Mattracks 105M1-A1 that can be installed in the place of the included traditional wheels. These tracks are made to tackle any kind of off-road terrain, whether it be mud, gravel, rocks, or, in our case, snow. To handle the load and impacts of the backcountry, King shocks with remote reservoirs were installed at all four corners, along with SVC-built upper and lower control arms, SVC long bars, and underbody skid plates.
The RaptorTRAX was a rolling embodiment of Block’s personality. It was loud, brash, and capable of anything you threw at it. It was the perfect vehicle for someone who lived life on the edge. If you want it, its currently listed for sale by LBI Limited for $195,000.
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