Falken Tire Indy Truck Bash

Our ice-cream truck driver was never this cool.

More than 13,000 people can't be wrong at the exact same time, right? No mistake here, just fun times, great-looking custom trucks, and enough drag racing to burn the bulbs out of the Christmas tree. August 14-15 saw Indianapolis stuffed with trucks eager to throw sparks and trucks ready to dip low into the 7s. If racing wasn't your forte, perhaps the foam pit tickled your fancy, or the bikini contest got your blood boiling. Either way you look at it, the Indy Truck Bash is a staple for the hardcore enthusiast who wants to hang with the big boys. Ice cold water was available for the right price, but with this year's beautiful weather, the heat was not an issue. Plan on being there in 2005 because we are predicting the strongest show season in years for 2005. For more information, check out www.familyevents.com.

Jesse Sawyer drove all the way from Milwaukee to show off his sick '67 with 22s and matching Mountain Dew chopper.	This looks like trouble to us, but who wouldn't want to take a ride in this wild, orange custom on fat meats and lifted to the stars? This Samurai may be small, but that engine is no laughing matter.
	Vans are cool, especially with a sub and amp wall in the cargo hold.
	Clones are popping up everywhere. Check out this remake of the Truckin' SuperCrew.
	This S-10 was clean inside and out sporting 20-inch wheels, Baer Big brakes, and sweet paint.
	We can't wait to see this truck when it is completed.
We haven't found a cleaner Tacoma at any show this season than this gorgeous bright-orange and ghost-flamed example.	Air Ride Technologies was out in force at the ITB with all its latest and greatest parts available for close inspection.
Got top?	Can an old Econoline get any cooler than this?
	Your Miss ITB 2004.