32nd Annual Resolutions Custom Truck Show - So Long, Reso

Jeff of Devious Customs figured that if he had to camp at the show,he might as well do it in style.

Darryl Tracy drove his Ford Super Duty with the caravan of fellow Severed Ties members from Texas.

Ricky's '80 Chevy C10 was clean down to the smallest detail. The yellow paint that covers the body is bright enough to make you pull out your sunglasses.

For the longest time, tyson's truck has gone To shows coated in tan primer. It's good To see that he made a ton of progress and Finally painted it.

This old-school Toyota named Last Look was dusted off especially for the last Reso.

Grunion Fabrication brought out a couple of trucks representing some nice work. Mark's '63 Chevy looks good in its body-dropped stance, while the white S-10 (opposite page) is radically low with its killer suspension.

Mike Demello is working on making this truck lower than ever. He's dropping it to the doors, chopping the top, and is pondering some other major body mods.

Here is a good way to sneak around with all of your favorite refreshments.

Club Down to Earth had several generations of Chevy fullsize trucks from the '60s to 2000s.

Cool guy/DJ extraordinaire, Roulette, came prepared with his really clean threads on.

We even brought two of our project trucks to be a part of the celebration.

Chris Couto's '63 C10 was recently refinished with new front and rear bumpers, as well as a clean black paintjob.

Relaxed Atmosphere was one of many clubs with members in attendance from all over the country.

Brandon Sisco's 427-powered square-body Chevy was looking seriously good. We dig the factory theme too.

Devin showed off his wicked dance moves.

It's amazing what people will do to get in a truck club.

Jordan wanted to be a part of the last Reso so bad that he traveled all the way from Ireland.