Havoc East Coast 2007 - Custom Truck Show

Paul Wheeler's '84 GMC Suburban's faded stock paintjob and body-dropped stance added some character to the show. Galen and Kevin have to thank him for the ride to the show, especially after Mike and Calin ditched them to go eat at the waffle house.

The roof and tailgate of a Chevy Blazer combine with this S-10 to make a pseudo-panel truck. Dig the polished and fuel-injected LT1 small-block beneath the hood. This thing was clean.

Jevon Hebert's '00 Ford Ranger sported an '07 front clip and a fully painted frame that debuted at this show in 2006.

The Sport Truck Challenge couldn't have happened without the good people of Interco Tires. Interco Tires presented the Challenge and also gave away 10 free tires over the weekend-how's that for showing the money? We would like to throw Interco a big "thank you" for supporting us and showing the spectators some of the biggest tires we have seen.

Grant Kustoms came all the way from California to set up shop and sell some goodies. Bob Grant should have been nice and rested, considering he slept the whole way there.

This '84 Toyota chassis was sitting in Kelderman's booth next to the company's 'bagged '08 Denali.

The Blazerado made a huge comeback after Silver Star Customs got a hold of its post-accident mangled carcass. Clyde says by the time you read this, the truck will already have a new paintjob.

The crew from Dieselwheels.com hauled this clean Ford dualie all the way from Miami.

Edge Kustoms had a shirt that speaks for itself. We resemble that remark.

The local boys from T/S Performance came out and clicked off the fastest pass on the quarter-mile for the weekend. To top it all off, the truck they did it in was a soot-blowing diesel.

Drop 'Em Wear? had a full selection of shirt and hats ready for purchase, including some XXXXL for the big-boy crowd.

Mike Linsky's '88 GMC Jimmyhad some trick details like a sheet metal dash and a small-block Chevy beneath the custom-painted hood. Mike won the Best of Show award for this slick Jimmy.

Jonathan Meek's '93 Ford F-150 featured Orion Silver and Candy Cobalt Blue two-tone paint split with a Tangerine Orange detail.

Is this the next big thing? We're spotting more and more stock body, laid-out classics like Scott Jones' '70 Ford at shows.