Lonestar Roundup Event - Trucking Texas Style

D.W. Pitt drives this '56 F-100. The black primer, wide whites, and hubcaps make this truck look like something straight out of 1961.

Nathan Hale and Colin Edwards both hale from Lewisville, Texas, and Hale's Speed Shop is where they can be found. Both the '63 Ford and the '49 Chevy have bumpers slammed on the ground.

J. Ferriera kept things simple and effective with a white paint scheme and red rims. The '55 F-100 rolled in from Round Rock, Texas.

The two-tone paint scheme caught our eye first, but closer examination showed a truck that was loaded with details, and an interior as nice as the exterior.

Raul Silva rides with Early Times of El Paso, Texas. His '53 Ford was one of the standout trucks at this year's event.

Vintage gas station motif is a natural on an old truck, and Chris Andrews decided his '50 Chevy would look good sporting the famed flying A on the doors, and we agree.

Jimmy Baker's two-tone F-100 has all the contemporary tricks from the front-hinged hood to the proper stance. The truck is detailed from top to bottom.

A nice mix of flames and scallops grace the faded red finish on T. Wall's '63 Ford. The patina appears to be true aged paint, but it's getting more difficult to separate faux finish from the aged paint patina.

Averil Gleason's Chevrolet has pristine sheetmetal covered in primer. Steel wheels and whitewalls work well with the painted grille and bumpers.