Hitting the Road: 2011 Mooneye's Xmas Party & Hot Rod Show
Anyone who knows me, or has read my bio, should know that I love hot rods. Make those hot rods trucks, and I'm in heaven. Take a look at the photo gallery of classic trucks from this years show.
By Lauren Fletcher
Happy Holidays from Work Truck magazine. It's the end of the year, and what better way to celebrate than with photos of some amazing classic trucks.
Anyone who knows me, or has read my bio, should know that I love hot rods. Make those hot rods trucks, and I'm in heaven.
Every year I attend the Mooneye's Xmas Party and Hot Rod Show at the Toyota Motor Speedway in Irwindale, Calif. This year, I thought I'd share some of the fun photos of the trucks I saw as I walked around. If you have any more details on the vehicles, please share!
Check out the photo gallery here! (My favorite is the tow truck).
Let me know what you think! Do you have any favorites?
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