____Forget for a moment the limited usefulness of these stunning creations and let yourself wallow in an extravaganza of polished steel and shining paint-work. Let yourself be amazed by the artistic engineering, incredible attention to detail, beautiful colour schemes and the total disregard of any financial inhibitions. Enjoy!
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| Chrome Shop Mafia's long, low, blue and tribal Vee 8. |
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| The Rat Rod look: making one tough-looking truck. |
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| Twin Tribal Gear Sticks. |
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| Suicide doors and custom-cut wheels. |
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| Flaming colour scheme: inside and out. |
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| Tidy rear-end with matching 5th wheel cover. |
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| Quarry truck showing hours of TLC. |
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| One of many Peterbilt 379's at the show. |
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| Something different from big fleet of John Christner. |
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| The In-Vogue Long and Low rear-end treatment. |
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| One of three Canadian entries. |
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| Ghost-Flames in Blue. |
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| Is it a tank-trailer or a work of art? |
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| The triple-turbo treatment: plenty of go with show. |
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| Perfect in every way. |
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| Super Clean. |
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| The Look-in-Side: See-no-Red Tank. |
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| Another 379. |
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| And another. |
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| Best Cabover in Show: only cabover in show. |
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| Of all the trucks in all the World. I'll take the Super-Liner. Thank-you. |
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| Old School Class. |
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| Classic Paint. |
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| Orange striped tyres: different. |
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| Oldie and Goldie. |
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| Imposing Red Kenworth |
Some fine pictures of some top rigs you took Chris. Thanks.
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Look at all these amazing trucks! The owner of each certainly put a lot of effort customizing their truck. Clearly, trucks are more than just mere vehicles for lugging around equipment. For me, the best-looking truck among all those is the one in the fourth picture. It looks like a black-and-blue version of Optimus Prime from the movie Transformers!
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