Goodguys' Lone Star Nationals - Trucks Of The Lone Star Nationals

This primer-painted cab-over-engine '38/'39 Ford truck was looking for a new home in the swap meet area. We think it might make a neat car hauler for a coupe or roadster.

Have you ever heard of a hot rod hauler in the form of a 305/350-powered '41 GMC that hails from Harker Heights, TX? We have now, and Noel Webster is the proud caretaker.

There were plenty of '60s-era Chevy pickups parading around the Lonestar racetrack infield. One of which was an award-winning blue '70 Chevy owned by Steve Green and John Jones of Tomball, TX.

When Kenneth Wright of Heath, TX, built his silver '72 Chevy Fleetside shortbed, he did it right, with a '96 Corvette LT1 and 4L60E powering the pristine pickup.

Allen McMurtrey of Lone Grove, OK, parked his yellow '39 Chevy pickup next to Kevin Robinson's green '39 GMC panel, also from Lone Grove, OK.

Bill and Karilyn Moeller's '40 International pickup from Springdale, AR, is a rare and well-constructed ride. Details include American Racing Torque- Thrust IIs with BFGoodrich tires-note the unique headlight stands.

We first met Mike Yoder, owner and builder of a fantastic '35 Ford pickup, at the Goodguys Colorado Springs show. Mike, a Hutchinson, KS resident, earned a CCT Top Ten Trucks pick in Colorado. His truck won a Boyd Coddington Pro's Pick at the Lonestar Nationals.

We saw this bright red '52 Ford F-1 pickup as it rolled into the Texas Motor Speedway and headed straight for it. It was built by Hot Rods by JSK of Cumby, TX, for Rhonda Young of Sulphur Springs, TX-and yes, it was another CCT Top Ten Trucks pick, as well as our Dec. '05 cover truck.

Powering the Johnsons' '57 Chevy panel delivery isn't TNT; it has the venerable 350/350 combo between the framerails. The Johnsons reside in Barys, TX.