if you have to trailer a hot rod, do it with a cool transported like this old White

how big does this guy need his truck to be?

found on Justacargal.blogspot.com

two chevy trucks about 70 or 80 years apart, swapped pickup beds

 

Don Garlits' late 50's GMC truck... way cool. "here comes trouble"

 

The 1917 Nash Quad, and a wealth of information

Found at the Motor Transport Museum

1951 Mercury M1 truck at the Bo Huff Rockabilly car show

The Frame Twister stage of the Top Truck Challenge 2012 (and my vote for best video of the month! Video by Mac's Tie Downs)

Found on http://www.kahnmedia.com/portfolio/top-truck-challenge/

beautiful colors make a damn good photo

found on http://btwl.tumblr.com/post/36876784701/automotivated-garcia49chevyprofile-by-lunchbox but the source is http://www.flickr.com/photos/lunchboxphotoworks/8136550856/in/photostream

the source of this one is  http://www.flickr.com/photos/jujernault/7414658228/sizes/l/in/faves-emeric59430/

the Weld Warriors had a great Chev truck piece of art made using a welder... well done!

Hot wheels score truck makes a mighty long jump, a new record, and a good landing

ignore the first 30 seconds, just skip them

9.81 sec at 138mph... in a truck. With 4 wheel drive and a lot of engine work. My complimnents, its the first 4 wheel drive drag strip pass I've seen. The track announcer blurts out "Are you kidding me?"

license plate Oklahoma ZZZZZZZ is a showboat of a sleeper, 10 second 1/4 miler Custom/C10 with a chopped topper and big bead locked slicks. Clever, but not misleading anyone

and keep in mind that any drag racing video is no more than 14 seconds of race, and lots of wasted time. So if you look up videos, look for the shortest ones when looking for a good race.

Thanks Jay!

at the Mopar area at SEMA were a couple of cool vehicles,

For some unknown reason, the comedian and ventriloquist Jeff Dunham was picked to choose how to fit out this Challenger.

I believe they called this the Sand Trooper