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Recognize this truck? Lou Calisabetta's '57 GMC, our September cover model, garnered a lot
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Dave Pearlman has one clean Pro Street '70 Chevy. The chopped top combined with the stretc
That's right. For the first time ever, over 4,000 '72 and earlier classic trucks, hot rods, and customs turned out for the first Goodguys/DuPont Great American Nationals, presented by Grundy Insurance. The huge attendance set an official entry record for a first-time Goodguys event. And considering the rainy week leading up to the show may even have discouraged some folk, we predict that Goodguys Hershey is destined to become one of the biggest Goodguys events of all. Giant Center, which is adjacent to both the Hershey amusement park and the original Hershey Chocolate factory, proved to be a good fit for the first-ever event. In addition to the massive show area, vendors and exhibitors areas, swap meet, the "Cars for Sale Corral," and live nostalgia entertainment, the Hershey show was also one of our five stops for the Classic Trucks Top 10 awards, not to mention a qualifying event for the crowning of Goodguys' Truck of the Year for 2005. Needless to say, there was a nice collection of trucks in the winner's circle come Sunday.
Goodguys has announced that they will return to Giant Center at Hershey Park for the 2nd Great American Nationals May 19-21, 2006, so log on to www.good-guys.com and mark your calendars for this or any of the 22 Goodguys events.
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We couldn't count all the body mods on Larry Page's '59 El Camino if we tried. He ended up
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He probably intended it to be a relaxing weekend, but once we picked James Brown's '48 and
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Smitty's Custom Automotive out of Tiffin, OH, built this killer '59 Chevy belonging to Bil
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Meanwhile, this Spicy Orange Mica '41 Ford was voted in as a finalist for the TOTY-Early a
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Dan Fuller's '56 big window looks pretty subtle from afar. But upon closer inspection, we
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Featured right here, way back in July 2002, this PPG Copper '48 Chevy was brought out by n
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Skip Soroka brought out this fine example of why old Dodges are cool. The suede '36 is all
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Jeff Sinon's '68 C-10 has all the right stuff, including a ZZ4 crate engine, Jim Meyer fro
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David and JoAnne Bowen brought out their super clean '72 Chevy for everyone to ogle over.
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In our feature of Ron Lawson's Blurple '56 F-100, we mistakenly said it was a former Top 1
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TWO '36 Dodges in a Top 10? We couldn't believe it either! But Darren Clegg's example was
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Ready for a good story? Jim "Bones" Noteboom built this '48 Chevy a while back and it land
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According to the tag, this patina'd '38 Chevy is owned by Sharon Sherry of Hicksville, NY.
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Based on the fact that both of the TOTY finalists so far have them and fine examples like
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Don't worry; we weren't sure what it was at first either. But the green monster turned out
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How about a chopped '63 Ford Econoline nostalgia rod? Jason Acerra of Allentown, PA, thoug
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Another Dodge? Well, actually this is Craig Malone's '37 Plymouth, and the tunnel-rammed 4
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This clean '59 (didn't someone just say something about dual headlights?) belongs to Troy
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We're going to rename this area "Pennsylvania DODGE Country"! Lou and Linda Poleselli own
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This otherwise stock '33 Ford features a Hilborn-injected Eddie Meyer flathead and suede i
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Mike Culliney opted for both a late-model bed and LT1 in his clean, low red '55 Chevy
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We caught some flack when we picked Richard Gregory's barn find '36 Ford for a Top 10 a wh