It was great seeing old friends and meeting new people, at 2005 Southwest Regionals in Oklahoma City. Several owners of our trailers were among the 2500 beautiful street rods in attendance.

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We would especially like to thank our friends at
Joe Vallone for sharing his booth with us.

Larry Baucom and his wife have done an outstanding job matching their new trailer to their classic sedan.	Click here for larger image
Click here for larger image	No detail was overlooked when finishing out the Sedan Delivery trailer. The steel bumper and matching tail lights give this rig real style.
A finished grill, faux headlights and rearview mirrors make this beautiful combo complete.	Click here for larger image
Click here for larger image	The Baucoms really enjoy visiting with friends at the shows and we were truly glad to see them.

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There's plenty of room in the Hazelwood's set up and people really take notice on the highway.	Click here for larger image
Click here for larger image	An innovative use of chrome strips by Tim has added detail and dimension to the grill work.
The attention to detail carries over to the inside of this Sedan Delivery as well. The cargo area is completely carpeted, right down to the front access.	Click here for larger image
Click here for larger image	Tim and Jane shared tips for getting that finished look at the Little Trailer Company's cookout. With matching wire wheels on the trailer, you would think old Henry Ford himself built it.
Roxanne Barnes demonstrates the Lamborgini style doors on their custom PT Cruiser convertible. Her coupe trailer continues the LED lighting that starts under the tilt forward hood and continues along the running boards.	Click here for larger image

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The Hughart's have a real show stopper, and it drew a lot of admirers in Oklahoma. Their Little Trailer is beautifully matched right down to the smallest detail.	Click here for larger image
Click here for larger image	Is it real? No, those are not tinted windows. The illusion of glass done with an airbrush as was the door handle and louvered vents.
The amazing artwork by Greg "Little Toot" Tuter, even makes the steering wheel "visible" in each window.	Click here for larger image

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The company that makes the Invisible Chamois system use their Special Coupe to demonstrate the benefit of using the right products to keep your street rod looking it's best. It's also handy for hauling the canopy to shows.

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This was a great show and we look foward to seeing you at the next event.

e-mail Dave McConnell at The Little Trailer Company

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