The iconic 1977 Ford F-150 “Hoonitruck,” created and driven by the late motorsport legend Ken Block, is set to cross the auction block with no reserve at the 2025 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction, from January 18-26 at WestWorld of Scottsdale.
Crafted by Block and the Hoonigan Racing Division in collaboration with Detroit Speed, the “Hoonitruck” was purpose-built for Block’s Gymkhana TEN video, where it shredded asphalt and dominated camera angles along Route 66 in Shamrock, Texas. It later appeared in Climbkhana TWO, ascending the treacherous Tianmen Mountain highway in China.
Under the hood lies a 914 hp twin-turbo 3.5L EcoBoost V6 engine, paired with a custom all-wheel-drive system. A bespoke, 3D-printed intake manifold, engineered by Ford Performance, crowns the engine bay, flanked by twin turbochargers that define the truck’s aggressive stance.
Beyond its impressive powertrain, the “Hoonitruck” boasts a race-inspired cockpit equipped with Bosch Motorsports systems, custom controls and Ford Sync integration. Its custom wheels, wrapped in Toyo tires, ensure maximum grip during tire-shredding maneuvers.
“Ken Block was not only a pioneer in motorsports but also a visionary in vehicle design,” said Craig Jackson, CEO of Barrett-Jackson. “The ‘Hoonitruck’ represents his legacy — pushing boundaries and redefining performance artistry.”
Inspired by Block’s childhood memories of his father’s 1977 Ford F-150, the “Hoonitruck” stands as a tribute to family heritage, driving passion and engineering excellence. This special truck is soon to be offered without reserve and with no estimate shared publicly at the time of writing. See more of the 1977 Ford F-150 “Hoonitruck” in the video by Barrett-Jackson below.
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