Nissan's crowd-sourced Project Titan pickup truck, designed in collaboration with the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP), has been modified to endure the Alaskan frontier. Earlier this year, Nissan asked its Twitter and Facebook followers for their input in creating an off-road ready-Titan, and the truck is now complete in time for its Alaskan adventure.
Driven by a pair of WWP alumni, the crowd-sourced pickup will begin its Alaskan adventure this week. Beginning with a 2014 Nissan Titan Crew Cab PRO-4X model, modifications to Project Titan include engine, suspension, exterior, and interior upgrades, all of which were suggested by internet users.
The stock 5.6-liter V-8 breathes more easily thanks to a Nismo cold-air intake and a Borla cat-back exhaust system. Project Titan rides on a set of 18x9-inch Fuel Revolver D525 alloy wheels fitted with 35-inch tall Nitto Trail Grappler M/T tires. Exterior upgrades include Bulldog LED Lighting, an ARB Deluxe Bull Bar, a roof rack, and more. Project Titan also features a “Recon Titan” wrap featuring a tan digitized camouflage pattern.
Inside, a custom headliner, shifter, and steering wheel have been added, while Katzkin leather seats feature Project Titan and Wounded Warrior Project embroidery. The black interior features contrast tan stitching throughout. A matching customized all-terrain camping trailer from Manley is also included. The trailer features a camp-style kitchen, tent, water and fuel storage, and a spare tire. The bed features an ARB refrigerator, shower, and an ARB camper topper.
Project Titan will be driven through Alaska by Iraqi war veterans and Wounded Warrior Project Alumni David Guzman and Kevin McMahon. The Nissan Project Titan Alaskan Adventure will be documented on the Nissan Trucks Facebook page here.
Check out these videos below for more details about the Nissan Project Titan.
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