The 19th Annual Slamfest Event

Sam Redding’s beautiful yellow Chevy Stepside was experimenting with graphics on one side only. We like it.

Safely nestled in the weeds is Grant Wilson’s 1971 GMC C10, sporting a satin black paintjob.

More than 650 vehicles attended this year’s event with cool custom trucks on display throughout the Fairgrounds.

The 1967 Chevy C10 of Jay Church was loaded with detail. Check out the steamroller bed detail.

Jorge Rodriguez’s 1970 C10 stepside runs a modified 350 and features a stereo filled interior and custom bed.

Jorge Rodriguez’s 1970 C10 stepside runs a modified 350 and features a stereo filled interior and custom bed.

Jorge Rodriguez’s 1970 C10 stepside runs a modified 350 and features a stereo filled interior and custom bed.

And now for something completely different, check out Doc Kuhfeldt’s all-aluminum 1929 Ford pickup truck.

And now for something completely different, check out Doc Kuhfeldt’s all-aluminum 1929 Ford pickup truck.

Slammed, shaved, smoothed, and Satin Black seems to be a trend, allowing the classic lines to show through.

Drive-through judging was quick and efficient making sure you had plenty of time to enjoy the trucks, games, and contests.

More than one hundred laser-cut, powdercoated steel trophies were presented to the winners at the Sunday afternoon awards ceremony.