2005 Texas Heatwave - Custom Truck Show

This creative mini-trucker used the ancient art of sandstone sculpting and went to town on his interior.

The already legendary Plane Jane landed in the Travis County Fairgrounds to show the helicopter pilots what time it was.

Jon Henson of DB Rod's and Mini'z holding it down with his chop top and rims so deep you have to crawl inside them to clean the face.

If thousands of bad-to-the-bone rides wasn't enough to keep your attention, there was a little X-factor action taking place inside the main building.

There were other things keeping our attention at the show also. Boy, we hope we didn't miss anything.

What do you get when you recycle every beer can at last year's Heatwave? A 1,000-pound billet aluminum Best of Show trophy courtesy of Billet Accessories Direct.

The hotties were in full effect at this year's Heatwave.

Mac's Springs brought out its new 26,000,000lb. Contitech airbag for all who need to get above those ever-so-popular large wheels.

Not a mini, but definitely the most mini-trucker-inspired mod out there - fat guy-approved and comfy as hell.

This hard-core mini-trucker is going against the trend of molding on a newer front end.