The Icon Chevrolet Thriftmaster

This was up on Uncrate.com:

"Call us high maintenance if you want, but we prefer our hotrods with a classically-minded exterior and a completely-modern everything else — a smooth ride, performant drivetrain, and reliable electronics. Similarly-minded ICON (who seem to be on quite the roll lately) just announced the Icon Thriftmaster Truck ($250,000), a Chevy 3100-based piece of lust-worthy automotive art. Powered by an available Magnuson supercharged 5.3-liter small block V8 producing 435 horsepower and 458 lb-ft of torque, with all-wheel ABS-equipped disc brakes, independent front suspension, a four-link solid rear axle, and a six-speed Tremec manual trans, this truck is made to move, handle, and stop. Add to that an all-LED lighting system, matted interior for a quieter ride, beautiful upholstery, a split bench seat, power windows and locks, as well as a touchscreen control panel, and you get a gorgeous vintage truck with all the advantages of a modern vehicle."

Or you could save $235,000, find an Advanced Design truck (like the beauty below), tweak it to something less than perfection, and make sure to carry a few tools at all times, an spare belt, and a quart of 15w oil. [Is performant (above) a word, a concept, or just a typo?] It's worth a lot of money to me not to have a touchscreen.