2006 Owensboro Super Truck Nationals

The weekend of June 30th proved to be a fruitful one for the Stylin' Trucks truck show team, with classic and custom trucks coming in from all over the country to attend the nationaly recognized event. This was also the first opportunity for Stylin' Trucks to unveil its new giveaway truck for 2006, a fully customized Ford F150.

The Stylin' Trucks show team was also on hand to give away some great prizes like a complete DJM lowering kit, a set of Euro tail lights, a Street Scene Speed Grille and 137 autographed photos of Una, the Stylin' Trucks truck show photographer.

The show provided plenty of entertainment for showgoers including a great live band that rocked hits from the last three decades and a cooler-riding clown.

This layed-out Tahoe with a Cadillac conversion kit, big wheels, and Street Scene mirrors was a favorite among attendees.	As usual, Air Ride Technologies was on hand with one of their demo rigs and plenty of helpful advice for would-be airbaggers.
This towering Ram' owner didn't let his tiny li'l axles stop him from running 44-inch mud boggers and tip-toeing around with a custom 14-inch lift kit.	This flamed Toyota features large wheels, a fully-detailed engine compartment, and a billet grille.
You may have seen this tricked out GMC Canyon in many truck magazines...	The interior features seats covered in red leather with baseball stitching.
Another front shot clearly shows the Lund Elliptical grill and SS-Style Bumper Cover on the GMC's front.	Here's a view of what makes this truck a show favorite: the LCD TV and custom grill setup with swingout tailgate.
This cute little import featured a body drop, large chrome wheels, billet grills and clear corner lenses.	Another classic import truck. This one has billet grilles in the front and shaved door handles.
This crew cab dually Silverado had a clean paint job, a lowering kit, billet grilles and billet door handles.	Another dually Silverado. This one with a flamed paint job and cowl hood. The truck also featured custom wheels, clear corner lenses, clear parking lamps, and diamond headlights.
This towering Super Duty had chrome nerf bars, Bushwacker pocket flares, and a Putco tubular grill insert.	This E.T.-lookin' Silverado rolled in on huge meats and sported a Silverado SS bumper cover.
E.T. also sported Stylin' Trucks' custom body/rollpan exhaust tip.	This classic bowtie stayed true to form with mag wheels and lots of chrome.
Big wheels, a tonneau cover, billet grille, corner lenses, a wing...this li'l Ranger must have forgotten his lowering kit at home...	A Cadillac conversion kit, big wheels, and bright paint made this little gem stand out.
This Trailblazer featured a sick custom front end, billet grills, fender vents, and big wheels! It's name: Trailmix	This spicy little S10 had a cowl hood and clear corner lenses.
Here we see the Stylin' Trucks truck show team slacking off inside with the sweepstakes truck.	Stylin' Trucks brought along local celebrity Jeremy to help give prizes away.
This Silverado had a phantom grill and clear turn signals.	This S10 had a billet grill insert and euro turn signals.
A black Blazer Extreme showed up with a ram air hood, custom lighting, and Street Scene speed grilles.	A nice clean Silverado with custom wheels and really clean paint.
This Chevy Silverado had flames on the side and big wheels.	The Silverado also had clear lenses and billet grilles.
This custom Chevy had big wheels, a chrome grill shell kit, and a smoothie bumper.	This Silverado SS rolled in with no truck accessories.
This nice blue Silverado came with billet grills and a paint-matched grille emblem.	This classic Ford had old-school wheels and original paint.
Another classic ford, this one with modern billet wheels.	A slammed Dakota came with a Keystone shaker hood and big wheels.
An old-school S10 with clean paint and diamond corner lenses.	This lowered dually had a sick flamed paint job. It's for sale, too.
This Avalanche was a favorite of the Stylin' Trucks show team. "It was huge," said photographer Una.	A look at what keeps the Avalanche raised sky-high, Pro-Comp shocks.
A classic Ford on nice dish wheels.	This body-dropped Nissan had fender vents and custom paint.
This blown Chevy Blazer was the loudest thing that Owensboro had ever seen.	This truck magazine cover truck arrived with billet grilles and a matching mini-bike.
This crew cab Toyota Tundra showed up with custom paint and wheels.	A huge, import style bumper cover, a custom grill shell, and a fiberglass hood adorn this white Dodge Dakota.
Another C/K Silverado with big wheels and a billet grill. The factory corner lenses match the clean orange paint job. Nice!	A nice example of a 1988-1998 GM fullsize pickup. Its got shaved mirrors, big wheels, clear lighting up front and an aftermarket chrome grille shell.
Another really good looking C/K Silverado with a cowl induction hood, big wheels, aftermarket mirrors, clear lights, and billet grills.	This Silverado carries both off-road and on-road styling. Big wheels with low-profile tires, a caddy conversion kit, side bars, bed rails. One suggestion: replace those mirrors.
Here he is! The clown riding a cooler...	Another great Ford Super Duty example. A lift kit, billet grills, clear turn signals, nice!
And another lifted Super Duty Ford. Chrome wheels, brush guards, and a Fabtech lift kit.	This C/K Silverado is really clean. Custom paint, big wheels, a phantom grill, and clear corner lenses.

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