Declasse Rancher

A red and white pickup with two bearded passengers riding in the open bed, a plate that reads, and two bumper stickers that tell you exactly what kind of truck this is.

The truck is seen square from behind on a highway. The cab and upper body are red, the tailgate and lower body white, with a white wing graphic swept across the red panel above the bed line. Two bearded men sit in the open bed facing backwards, one in a cowboy hat, one in a cap.

The tailgate is where the detail is. A black bumper sticker on the left reads #MYWAYS with a small mark before it, and a red one on the right reads #UNBUCKLED. Between them hangs the plate, 682 CL, under a state heading. A model badge sits at the right of the tailgate, and a small emblem to the left of the plate.

Behind it the road runs on under a pale sky with a timber utility pole beside it, and the green highway signs for Vice City are in the same frame.

How to recognise it

• Red cab and upper body over a white tailgate and lower body
• White wing graphic swept across the red panel above the bed line
• #MYWAYS on a black sticker and #UNBUCKLED on a red one, across the tailgate
• Plate reading 682 CL
• Two passengers riding in the open bed

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 0:34.60. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 384 by 292 of it. Also in it: the green highway signs to Vice City.

What we still do not know

• The donor. The published match names a full-size SUV; what is in this frame is an open-bed pickup. We record the tension rather than resolve it.
• Whether the two-tone paint is standard or a variant
• What the model badge on the tailgate reads
• Everything measured: top speed, payload, price, where it spawns