More than 1,200 trucks are expected to participate in the Truck Roundup at the California Speedway in Fontana May 27-29, 2004.
Hosted by the American Truck Historical Society (ATHS), the 25th National Show and Convention will be located on the large central Speedway area, including the Speedway garages. On display will be an exhibition of the latest technology in the trucking industry.
The California Dump Truck Owners Assn. (CDTOA) will hold its summer board meeting during the show, and The Truckin' for Kids charitable organization will also participate with several hundred rigs in various 'Show & Shine' contests.
Spectators will enjoy light to heavy working trucks and antique trucks, working fire apparatus, a military encampment, Show and Shine contests, vendors and exhibitors and live music. Demonstrations include heavy equipment loading, dump truck transfer operations, and team proficiency contests such as tire changing and tarp folding. Trucks will be allowed on the oval raceway and both daytime parades and nighttime light shows are planned.
Admission and parking is free to the public. Fontana is centrally located with an excellent transportation network. San Bernardino County is close to the mountains, deserts, amusement parks, historical sites, golf courses, sports arenas, and the spirit of Route 66.
For details, call Terry Klenske, convention chairman, at (909) 823-0663.
Hosted by the American Truck Historical Society (ATHS), the 25th National Show and Convention will be located on the large central Speedway area, including the Speedway garages. On display will be an exhibition of the latest technology in the trucking industry.
The California Dump Truck Owners Assn. (CDTOA) will hold its summer board meeting during the show, and The Truckin' for Kids charitable organization will also participate with several hundred rigs in various 'Show & Shine' contests.
Spectators will enjoy light to heavy working trucks and antique trucks, working fire apparatus, a military encampment, Show and Shine contests, vendors and exhibitors and live music. Demonstrations include heavy equipment loading, dump truck transfer operations, and team proficiency contests such as tire changing and tarp folding. Trucks will be allowed on the oval raceway and both daytime parades and nighttime light shows are planned.
Admission and parking is free to the public. Fontana is centrally located with an excellent transportation network. San Bernardino County is close to the mountains, deserts, amusement parks, historical sites, golf courses, sports arenas, and the spirit of Route 66.
For details, call Terry Klenske, convention chairman, at (909) 823-0663.
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