 This vintage '32 Ford pickup...  This vintage '32 Ford pickup and '34 Ford sedan delivery were just two of the hot rod haulers we found pitside on Saturday. |  As is customary, the Automobile...  As is customary, the Automobile Club of Southern California rolled out its immaculate '35 Ford 2-ton wrecker, powered by a late-model Ford engine. |  Roadster pickups were all...  Roadster pickups were all the rage at CHRR IV. One of our favs was this yellow '30 A-Bone with Halibrand wheels. |
 The motto of this early-'60s...  The motto of this early-'60s Chevy: "Have push bar, will travel!" |  Mooneyes always has an interesting...  Mooneyes always has an interesting display. This year the company's '58 Ford F-100 was joined by the Mallicoat Brothers' former record-holding Willys BB/GS, which has recently been rediscovered. |  This early-'50s GMC looked...  This early-'50s GMC looked pretty nice parked in the pits in the early morning Saturday sunlight. |
 Another vintage hauler which...  Another vintage hauler which drew more than a first glance was this blue '56 Effie. |  |  We're not sure what you would...  We're not sure what you would call this, but the name Stude-A-Mino immediately comes to mind. This Studebaker Lark "truck" was built using a Studebaker Lark station wagon. |
 There appeared to be lots...  There appeared to be lots of vintage haulers for sale at Famoso, some with a racing history and some without. |  Radoumis and Moore's chopped-top,...  Radoumis and Moore's chopped-top, blown big-block '41 Willys pickup is another one of the CHRR regulars making the scene at Bakersfield 2005. |  Shades of flatbeds. This '32...  Shades of flatbeds. This '32 BB was built on a late-model GM truck chassis and featured all the right stuff. We just love these old full-size haulers. |