2009 Slammin' & Jammin' - Custom Truck Show

Sporting a brand-new skull paintjob, the 2000 Ford Ranger of Jevon Hebert proudly displays a beautiful collection of chassis modifications and air suspension components in the wide-open bed.

Scott Powers (www.cruisinthestreets.com) not only writes about fast trucks but also drives one. His supercharged fiberglass Studebaker replica is loaded with goodies, and the lightweight pickup bites hard when he hits the gas.

Charlie Cobble presides over the Lowest of the Low competition with the winning entrant scoring less than 1 inch.

From Acrophobia, Bobby Bear displayed his light green, 1999 Chevy Silverado, complete with flame graphics, big rims, and sculpted tonneau cover.

Jason Dunlop's '93 Toyota 4Runner sports bright orange and black paint and gets down so low he has to leave the hood open just a touch, to clear the tires.

Marshall and Judy McVey displayed their 2004 Envoy 4WD, black with Copper Candy flames, 22-inch TIS wheels, and multimedia Alpine stereo.

With one of the more elaborate displays of the show, Randy Sutterfield paired his '96 Nissan extended cab with his custom motorcycle and trailer, both painted to match and both equipped with air suspension.

Rolling in from Beaver Dam, Kentucky, Steven Geary displayed his 1993 Silverado, rolling on classic rims and sporting a bright monochromatic orange paintjob.

Marcus Mendoza owns this clean shaven 1994 Suburban, sprayed with bright orange paint and rolling on big black rims.

The Burnout Competition always entertains the crowd and the $1000 prize looked good to the winners.

Flames in the grille and more in the graphics just add to the heat generated by the '04 Silverado owned by Heath Walker.

From Mystic Illusions in Florence, Alabama, James Mason displayed his 1994 S-10, orange with green graphics, color-coordinated wheels,

T&D Customs wowed the crowd with their gravity defying hopper. It flipped on its side twice in the two minute routine.

It was tough on the judges but the original 24 contestants in the Bikini Competition were narrowed down to 12 and then to the final four who shared the $1,000 prize.