Goodguys 15th Summer Get-Together 2008 - Gettin' Together In Pleasanton

Tiffany's two-door Chevy Blazer goes to show that chicks can own nice trucks too.

The stance of Angel Miranda's '55 Chevy was made lower with the help of a chop-top and sectioning of the body.

Jim and Rita Rodriguez built this '65 Chevy Suburban in the comfort of their own garage. Check out the cool airbrushed trim!

Frankie Quadrato's '54 Chevy won the Fabulous Flames award for its wicked licks.

After wrecking this truck on the highway at 60 mph, Randy Thompson was able to resurrect it to win the Trick Truck Corral award.

With the clean chop-top on Robert Gracia's '57 Chevy, it was able to grab the Low Lid award.

The rat-rod styling of louvers, flat paint, heavy flake, pinstriping, and whitewalls on this '91 Silverado was good enough to fetch the Nicest '90s Pick.

This '30 Model A Ford looked like it could be a rear extended-cab pickup. "White Wall" Roy Bannister actually cut down a Model A sedan and attached the same-year pickup bed to create this illusion. The judges obviously liked it and gave it the Under Construction award.

Here's a new way to get that satin look on your truck: Coat it with a spray-on bedliner.

Although this '51 Ford F-1 looks very stylish, owner Ralph Gonzales swears that he beats on it pretty hard and isn't afraid to drive it at speeds in excess of 100 mph.

That's one serious chop-top on this '47 International.