I saw "Category 5" exiting 225 eastbound near Miller Cut-Off Rd in Deer Park, TX (right outside of Houston).

-p.

 

My wife was watching "Karaoke Dokie" on CMTV last night and then the next show came on, witch was Trick My Truck. She didn't know what the premise of the show was and while I was trying to explain it to her they were showing previews of the upcoming episode. Anyway, they were talking to this older guy who goes around honoring veterans and they said, "We are going to trick your truck!" And they older guy goes, "You are going to do what to my truck?" That still makes me giggle. :wink: :shock:

 

Most of the trucks are cool but the show is very cornie.

 

Not sure if this counts as Trick my truck...

but I have seen some 18 wheeler's with those Annoying spinning hub cap things. You know the one's not sure if you have seen them on those SUV cars. But on a semi. It's different, yeah that's all I have to say on that. :shock:

 

Yeah, I saw it last night. They had a cow hauler's 379. It was painted as a Texas flag. The driver was getting ticked about the guys coming to take his truck :lol:
They gave him a Ryder freightshaker as a loner. :P

 

Spinners on a semi? Well thats a new one :?

 

I saw the one that they did for that woman, the frieghtshaker with the horses painted on it, I passed her up in Indiana.

 

My brother saw one a few months ago in VA, forget which one though, I have yet to see one. Got to love that old man honoring the vets though. Cool stuff even if it was a 17 wheeler as Rhyno pointed out.

 

I admire The Chrome Shop Mafia on what they do on Trick My Truck by helping truckers who have had a bad break or two. But it seems sometimes they kinda go over the top with their customizing and stuff. 8)

 

A company called Relative to Motion makes them.

http://www.relativetomotion.com/