The 411
Show Name:
Havoc East Coast, Powered by GM
Dates:
August 11-12, 2007
Venue (City/State):
Beech Bend Park in Bowling Green, Kentucky
Spectator Attendance:
2,500
M&M Machine offers a full...
M&M Machine offers a full selection of billet steering wheels and also offers to custom-make just about any design your deviant mind can come up with.
Total Vehicle Entrants:
450
Special Awards Given:
Grant Kustoms fabricated an all-steel remote-control truck that was given to the Best of Show winner.
Fast Facts:
After two years partying in and around the convention center in Louisville, Kentucky, we outgrew the facility. Faced with having to move the show, we chose Beech Bend because we could legally have a railin' contest, drag racing, and room to grow in the future.
Special Events:
5150 Sunglasses sponsored a killer bikini contest, Suicidedoors.com sponsored a nighttime railin' contest, and Interco Tires sponsored The Sport Truck Challenge, a contest to find the quickest and coolest truck at the show.
Sponsors:
General Motors, Interco Tire, Chassis Tech (official suspension), MBRP (official exhaust), Stylin' Trucks, Suicidedoors.com (Railin' contest), Drop 'Em Wear?, Kinetik Batteries, Stillen, Southern Kentucky Classics, M&M Steering Wheels, Kelderman Manufacturing, Total Image Audio, T.S. Performance, Ekstensive Metalworks, Grant Kustoms, Edge Kustom Wear, Big Vic Fabrication, Fred Bear Designs, Auto Graphz, D.I.B. Kustoms, Dieselwheels.com, T.N.T. Kustoms, Low Life Video, Domination The Video, Gauge Magazine, Clean Cut Creations.
Contact For Future Events:
Eddy Cebreco, Jr., eddy.cebrecojr@primedia.com
 Trinity Crumby of Jackson,...  Trinity Crumby of Jackson, Tennessee, is into trucks in a big way. She and her husband throw a local show of their own, and she strutted her stuff in our bikini contest, taking home First Place. |  Jessica Burgan was cool enough...  Jessica Burgan was cool enough to party with showgoers all night and then join the bikini contest on Sunday, winning Second Place. |  Heather Buford was another...  Heather Buford was another lovely lady who gave the crowd something to look at besides chrome and paint, grabbing Third Place. |
 Show-promoter extraordinaire...  Show-promoter extraordinaire Cheeseburger Eddy enjoys the fruits of his labor by emceeing the bikini contest. Eddy likes the bikini girls this much. |  The Girls. Special thanks...  The Girls. Special thanks to the guys at 5150 Eyewear for sponsoring this year's bikini contest. Check 'em out at www.5150eyewear.com. |  The Mini Truckin' Magazine...  The Mini Truckin' Magazine Editor's Pick was this Isuzu P'up, owned by Kyle Gould. |
 |  Ted Munsell (on left) built...  Ted Munsell (on left) built this copper C10 and took home the Sport Truck Editor's Pick and Second Place in the Sport Truck Challenge with it. He says The Challenge was a ton of fun, and he's building another truck to compete next year. We tried to hard not to pick another C10 for the award this year, but you could literally eat your lunch off every surface of this truck, and we couldn't find another truck in the show on the same level. |  |
 Bruce John's '40 International...  Bruce John's '40 International came out to represent the Rat rods in style. |  Ten years ago, this could...  Ten years ago, this could be any truck show in the nation. Nowadays, this is like taking a trip back in our own personal time machine that would have had Dick Cepek tires, 18 hot-pink shock boots, and a Fleckstone homemade bedliner. |  Whoever said phantom dualies...  Whoever said phantom dualies were dead apparently didn't yell it loud enough for the owner of this truck to hear. The big Mickeys looked right at home beneath the fenders of this GMC. |