In the swap meet area, we saw a right front fender from a '58 Chevy Apache in its original light blue paint. Notice the hood and rear Stepside fender in the background. | 
Now here's something you don't see everyday: a side-mount rear fender for a '55-59 pickup... It's a good thing they're ugly. |
William Q's snazzy '69 Chevy C10 blazes the streets of Bakersfield. | 
Al and Rachel Pulgarin brought out their extremely rare '71 Chevy Tahoe--wait, it's a shortened Suburban. |
Look for a full feature on Bryan Castle's '66 Chevy shortstep in an upcoming issue of CCT. This show was the Carmel, California, truck's first time out. | 
Rick and Debbie Aronson drove their super-fine '52 Chevy up from Simi Valley, California. |
We snagged this truck for a feature before the sun was even up. Check it out in this very issue! | 
Pat Wilson's dead-sharp '56 GMC 4x4 cruises the Westminster, California, boulevards. |
Here's Bryan Bennett's bobbed '71 'Burb from Bisalia, er, uh, Visalia, California. The clean, short wheelbase conversion was done by Robert Bates of Fresno, California. | 
Seth Doulton, the show's enthusiastic promoter, handed out trophies and plaques on Sunday. |
There's nothing like a chopped top and shaved door handles to make a '40 Chevrolet pickup look badass. Albert Esquivel drove this one up from Gilroy, California. | 
What a day for a daydream. |
A chopped and channeled Labrador retriever waits patiently in the back seat of a new GMC. Other options include a shortened wheelbase, a red harness, and stock ears. | 
Ernie and Janis Johnson cruised their longbed '72 Chevy Cheyenne in from Fairfax, California. |
Dinky Deke the Wonder Dog caught in a rare public appearance. You might remember his little brother Bob from the Taco Bell ads on TV. | 
People with trucks can sure haul in a bunch of chairs and stuff. The guy in the gray hat is wearing this year's event shirt. |
We wandered across another nice Napco. | 
Stroker's Rod & Custom of Rippon, California, had their tasty '48 slammed in front of Frank Morrow's Stockton Wheel Service booth. Stockton Wheel Service has been in business since 1883. |
Classic Performance Products of Buena Park, California, hauled in enough disc brake conversions and suspension packages to change over 50 trucks. | 
Gosh, Wally, there are hardly any Fords here. |
This year's event was catered by the "Crazy" Italian. We discovered the corndogs made an excellent wheel chock. | |