Good Guys Lone Star Nationals - Rocky Mountain High Jinks

Winning the Truckville Pick (Sponsored by Dodge) was Ed Waugh of Pueblo, CO, for his 291ci Dodge Hemi-powered '48 Dodge pickup.

Sporting black, purple, and yellow paintwork, Nathan Mayes' 72 Chevy C10 looked slick standing still. Nathan, a Pueblo, CO, resident, equipped his truck with the ever-popular 350/350 combo.

Earning the Goodguys Cool Commercial prize was Castlerock, CO's Chris Reister for his artfully flamed '48 Chevy truck.

The mascot on Ed's '48 Dodge pickup was reminiscent of the artwork applied to WWII American fighter planes.

Garnering the Goodguys Texaco/Havoline pick was an orange and cream "Bears Classic Cars"-themed '66 Ford 1/2-ton.

After seeing Joe and Nikki Garcia's '28 Ford hi-boy sedan delivery, perhaps The Coca Cola Company should change its slogan to: "Hot rods go better with Coca Cola." The Garcias and their gorgeous delivery live in Raton, NM.

For his '58 GMC, Jerry Kabbe selected 350/350 power and dark green paint. Jerry makes his home in Colorado Springs.

Within vendors row, companies like Streamline Rods Hot Rod Parts had an abundance of visitors all three days.

CCT readers know how different '39 NASTRUCK is from a stock '39 Ford pickup, if they read the article in our Nov. '05 issue. Owned by Susan and Randy Jackson of Commerce City, CO, the truck earned two awards: Goodguys Truck of the Year - Early Finalist and a Custom Classic Trucks Top Ten prize. NASTRUCK was designed and built at Just Dream'N (owned by Russ Tilkes) in Golden, CO.