📷 TOTM Vote for the October 2026 Tremor of the Month - Closes 10/20

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Let the voting begin for the October 2026 Tremor of the Month! This month's Down and Dirty photo challenge brought out 23 awesome trucks competing for the top spot, and only one will end up on the FordTremor.com Wall of Fame!

Take your time and have a good look at each photo below. Cast your vote by using the poll. The winner will receive a special badge and the truck will be featured on the site and our social media pages.

I'll leave this thread open for 7 days and announce the winner on October 21st.

A big thanks to everyone who took the time to submit a photo! Good luck!

1. Optimus

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2. Godzilla/Tremornator

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3. Vecman

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4. speeddev

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5. MVI

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6. xrocket21

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7. Blade420Play

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8. Phillbo

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9. GFC_Tremor

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10. Canyon Trekker

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11. mattagc

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12. The Evil Twin

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13. armorross

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14. 04sshd

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15. Gotbeer

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16. Bull

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17. MelonPicker

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18. Mas13pharmd

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19. Tugboat

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20. WrapCO

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21. Potato Wilson

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22. PJPVI

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23. Load

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Don't forget to vote in the poll above!

 

[Optimus🤖]

Good luck everyone!

 

[Potato Wilson]

I’ve got to vote for the working man. Not to imply that the rest of you aren’t, but Blade@420 gets my vote for being on the job!

 

[Camarox2]

You dirty son of a bunch of…

 

[Briski]

It’s got to be a Moab photo!!! Have you been there? It’s the definition of dirty. Shit all over the place. Just saying.
Cheers

 

[The Evil Twin]

Good luck, gentlemen!

 

[TRAMPER]

@speeddev this time around. Just seems the dirtiest lol.

 

[speeddev]

@speeddev this time around. Just seems the dirtiest lol.

The downside was after getting home from the Canadian border, it took numerous washes to even achieve a semblance of "clean". There were different layers of bugs, mud, dirt, salt, snow/hail/sleet residue, and only one or two layers would come off at a time.

 

[TRAMPER]

The downside was after getting home from the Canadian border, it took numerous washes to even achieve a semblance of "clean". There were different layers of bugs, mud, dirt, salt, snow/hail/sleet residue, and only one or two layers would come off at a time.

Oh I’m familiar. We drove to Angle Inlet a few years ago. More horse flies and dragonflies than i could describe. Literally Millions