Meni Hen is a Rivian R1T owner who got inspired by the 2024 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb R1T livery that he went out of his way to copy as close as he could for his Rivian R1T. After I saw photos of his R1T all over social media, I decided to reach out to Meni to ask about why he did this and the process to get it to look so accurate to the real Gen 2 R1T that Gardner Nichols raced.
Hen worked countless hours with his car wrap designer trying to replicate every single detail of the original R1T. HEn only had a few official press photos to go off of so it took days to find and render all the logos in high quality for the companies that sponsored Nichols at Pikes Peak.
Hen decided he wanted to add some additional flare to this custom R1T so he added some additional stripes in the tri-color configuration on the front fenders and a few other hidden easter eggs to make it look complete. “The installed did an amazing job wrapping the entire truck after printing it, he had to spring a whole side, align it, and wrap in one shot.” Hen told RivianTrackr.
The one thing missing from Hen’s truck is the Gear Guard badge on the rear of the truck to make it authentic.
The whole project took about 5 full days to wrap plus 2 additional days to gather logos and print them.
