THE 411
Show Name:Forbidden Fantasy 10th Annual Show and Shine
Dates:March 11, 2007
Venue (City/State):Lake Perris Fairgrounds, Perris, California
Spectator Attendance:7,000
Total Vehicle Entrants:More than 650
Special Awards Given:5-foot Best Of trophies and a custom-made Under Construction trophy
Fast Facts:
Forbidden Fantasy throws the largest one-day show hosted by a mini-truck club in the nation, and rumor has it: The event might turn into a full two-day show next year. For their eleventh show (they run on Forbidden time), they will be raffling off a rare '87 Toyota SR5 Turbo show truck. Freaks of Nature took this year's Club Participation trophy, and for the tenth year in a row, Severed Ties took the Lowest Club Trophy" by the closest margin ever, surpassing No Regrets. People were in attendance from all over the country and the world. Mini-truckers came out from as far as Japan.
Special Events:
Turning tables and spinning labels for the thousands in attendance was taken care of, courtesy of Roulette and crew at Mad House FX. There was a bikini contest that scored the winner a grand prize of $500, and there was a skate and BMX demo at The Compound Skate Park.
Sponsors:
Infinite Design, Air-Zenith, Auto Accessory Warehouse, California Truck Jam, Brand 1 Clothing, Chassis by Aaron Iha, Devious Customs, Diesel Girlz Clothing, Evolution Motorsports, Family First Industries, Fukmor Clothing, G.T. Pitstop, Gen-X Sunglasses, GO-EZ Customs, Hoppos Customs, JBM Auto Styling Inc., Knuckle Up Clothing, Lovla's Remote Control, Lowlife Video, Ludikrs Kustoms, Master Image Customs, Monarch Clothing, Nu-Image, Pneumatic Systems, Primedia, Sindicate Clothing, So Cal Rides, ST Trucks, Unstable Clothing, West Coast Customs
Contact For Future Events:
ForbiddenHotline,(951)259-1365,www.forbiddenfantasy.net
How many TVs can you see there?...
How many TVs can you see there? The first person with the correct answer to send an e-mail to galen.armenta@primedia.com will get something from our file cabinet of junk.
You can always expect to see...
You can always expect to see some of the biggest trucks around at this show, like this slightly lifted 4 runner from ludikrs customs or craig elder's latest creation, a 13-foot, 4-inch-tall gmc topkick.