The Truckin' Havasu Spring Break 2006 - Custom Truck Show

Bringin' back the old school! Mike Lapker's Datsun 620 featured flared fenders and a big-'n'-little wheel combo, with 14s up front and 15s out back. Straight out of '83!

Kastaway's member Jerry Taylor brought out his body-dropped Nissan Hardbody and full display to show fools what time it was.

The cruise kicked off at Out of Control Off-Road, a shop that excels in suspension lifts for those who want to drive a monster-sized sport truck.

From there, we journeyed to MKW wheels distribution center, where the company gave away killer prizes and a tour of its facility.

Next, we headed north to BTW Performance in Azusa and witnessed a throng of monster truck owners congregating all around the shop. The crew showed off some amazing suspension lifts, hijinks ensued, and we left for our next destination.

SS Motorsports would be our final stop before lunch at Beer Hunters. At this stop, we picked up a gang of truck owners, and when we hit the road, the cruise had grown to more than 50 trucks.

Street Beat Customs was at the show, selling the best in styling and performance upgrades for sport trucks.

Chris Wood's Ford F-650 was rolling huge on Michelin 425/65R22.5 tires and 22.5-inch Alcoa tractor trailer wheels. The trailing arm and three-link rear suspension setup looked like it worked well with the gargantuan airbags. We wonder if the primer is a temporary thing until the body mods are complete.

It's hard to believe that not only is this '99 Navigator tucking 26-inch wheels and tires front and back, but that it was purchased new and the only stock parts remaining are the body, engine, and transmission. It lays hard, thanks to a 2x2-inch custom chassis and airbags.

Lee Neiman rolls with North Shore Rods, and his '64 GMC looked right at home in Havasu.

This '05 Navigator belongs to Javier Cantu and hovers above 24-inch Foose wheels.

Danny Hefner's '50 Chevy Stepside was built from junk-literally. The drivetrain is from a '74 Camaro, the radiator from a Plymouth Fury, the shocks from a '83 Chevy van, and the steering is from a '76 Monte Carlo. That's all fine and dandy, but we really dig the 4-inch chop and Cragar Super Sport rims.

Kyle Burton's '96 Tacoma tucked a set of Niche wheels and featured a subtle graphics scheme that really made this 'bagged mini shine.

A proud member of the Over the Hill Gang, Bob Krueger loves his '64 Chevy. The 350/350 combo rumbles loud, and the 17s are a nice throwback to a time when building trucks was a lot simpler.

Nashfx.com painted this F-250 and even sprayed the incredible subwoofer enclosure mounted in the headliner.

This isn't your average Ford Harley-Davidson SuperCrew. Rick Spillman customized his with a boomin' system, big wheels, and slick paint.

Edgar Hernandez '81 Chevy C10 is another fine ride from the Xtreme Lowz camp.

Not a bad place to be stuck, eh?