Chevy GMC Truck Show - Chevy/Gmc Truckin' Nationals

We snagged this truck for a feature before the sun was even up....

...Check it out in this very issue!

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.

Ernie and Janis Johnson cruised their longbed '72 Chevy Cheyenne in from Fairfax, California.

Classic Performance Products of Buena Park, California, hauled in enough disc brake conversions and suspension packages to change over 50 trucks.

Art Majors and his '54 Chevy panel came from nearby Nipomo, California. Art told us he has a '72 GMC he's building as a full custom.

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.

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.

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.