Kansas show rig registration open

Jan 28, 2014

Updated Mar 4, 2020

The Park City Chill event in Park City, Kan., bills itself as the “largest indoor motorcycle, car and custom semi-truck show” in Kansas — it runs Feb. 28-March 2 at the Wichita-area Kansas Pavilion.

The custom-rig portion of the show, says organizer Richard Bartel, is sponsored by Farmer’s Oil Trucking and will offer awards in different categories with prizes in two up to $500 for first-place winners.

Entry costs $50 and registration forms can be found via the event’s main site.

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