2009 Goodguys Southeastern Nationals Car Show

From the chopped top to the fine-tube grille, this '57 Chevy is one outstanding truck. Out back you'll find a set of big meats tucked under the fenders.

According to the sign it runs, and it did have an extra transmission in the bed.

For a mere $8,500 this '41 Ford could be yours.

Ron Mills is the happy owner of this cool '52 International. Deep burgundy paint, proper stance, and Torq-Thrusts let you know this is a hot rod hauler. Out back you'll find a louvered tailgate and under the hood a small-block Chevy.

Greg Kepley likes life in the 'burbs, and who could blame him with this very nice example of a '68 Suburban.

Jeff Casto's '56 F-100 had one of the wildest paintjobs we saw all weekend. The deep green flipped to gold and purple in the light. The Big-Window rolls on big billet wheels.

It's a rough old truck, but nothing seems to amuse the spectator crowd more than a truck sitting right on the ground. At least there are no worries about hurting the bumper.

Dennis Bunton's '55 Cameo is so hot it dried the pavement in the rain! The orange and white hauler was a real crowd pleaser.