When the boys at McNaughts reached out about the direction for their new K220, we knew straight away this was going to be a special one to be part of. Flat roof with spoiler, cobra intakes, round tanks, and a move away from the corporate McNaughts branding to run hand‑painted “D.J. McNaught – Finley” on the doors. This K220 is a proper nod to where it all started for McNaughts.

RSD’s new W900 wears its roots on its sleeve – classic RSD warpaint with bold yellow bars slashing through the black base. The high contrast of this scheme screams a mile off, and the red accent incorporated into the  pinstriping and scrolls around the cab locks it in with the Kenworth DNA. ‘Empty Pockets’ as the cab says – this truck is pure dedication on wheels.

The bold AJM blue has filled the YBI‑FX workshop a few times this year, and it hits hard on their K220s. The sharp, edgy lines of the cabin, teamed up with some trick stainless work gives these cab‑overs a seriously tough stance. And to top it off these big-cabs are loaded front to back with feature scrolls - an entire gallery of hand‑painted truck art on full display.

This C509 doesn’t just turn heads, it dominates the road. Jakart’s rig wears Holden’s iconic Cosmos Purple over silver like armour. The bold airbrushed branding and sharp colour split give it a hard-edged, modern presence, while the base design, pinstriping and scrollwork pay a no-nonsense tribute to a traditional trucking 9oh scheme. It’s tough, loud, and unapologetically old-school meets new-school.

Some trucks just carry an aura, and Diamond Earthmoving's flat‑roof 909 has it in spades. We went full traditional with strike‑through scrolls and bold feature work, tying it all into the angled stripe laid down in the base design by Wayne at Allstate Truck Repairs. Short stacks, flat roof, square tanks – this 9oh is stout and all business. Well done to Steve McCarthy on a ripping result.