Mini Truckin' Table of Contents: March 2009

Crossbreed
Rockin' the minitruckin' lifestyle in the Virgin Islands is how Alvin Lawrence rolls in his 529hp powered '94 S-10.

Built To Drive
Jevon Hebert built his '00 Ford Ranger for the mean streets of Georgia and beyond. A truly deservering cover truck to pay tribute to all the driven show trucks out there.

Please Drive Thru
A bit of misfortune was all that was needed for Scott Stephenson to tear his truck apart and create this rocker draggin' Isuzu.

Yellow Gold
How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop? Three, which is how many times it took Dave to owning the truck to finally finish it.

Shawty Makes The Big Time
ohn "Shawty" Pellegrin's '94 Isuzu pup is homebuilt and proudly driven, just what this special issue is all about!

Rolling In Style
Have you ever liked a certain style of wheel but it wasn't offered in the finish you wanted? MHT has the solution. We also put rubber to asphalt as we test out Nitto's NT555 tires.

How To Properly Tow Your Mini
We walk you through the ins and outs of towing and getting your mini to and from the shops and shows, safely.

Center Spread Poster
This month's smokin' hot poster was shot by Cody Gephart using model Brianna Lee during Fat Jap's Blue Isuzu feature shoot; enjoy!

MT Lyfestyle
Have you sent in a picture of your tattoo, maybe it was a Hard Luck story or maybe one of your friends made it in. find out in this installment of Lyfestyle.

Hometown Hero: Blue Thunder
Curtis Canton resides on the beautiful Island of St. Croix with his eardrum popping '99 Chevy Blazer.

Driven Vs. Trailered
e shed some light and give some expert opinions on one of the biggest debates in the minitruck community.

Summer Slam 15
For the last 15 years the truck club known as Sittin' Pretti has continued to throw one of the best shows in the Pacific Northwest. Flip to page 40 and see how this years turned out.

Relaxed Show
When you think about shows East of the Mississippi River the All Star Event has to be one the first you think of, why? Because every year, it just keeps getting better.

Show Me ShowDown
With a few great shows to attend, Missouri is definitely making a name for itself in the Midwest show scene.

Lowdown In The South Sound
The Northwest's loyalty to building minitrucks is really beginning to catch on in the rest of the country!

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