SuperShowRigs.com documents truck show stars — the rigs

Jul 13, 2010

If you missed it, get over to Overdrive sister magazine Custom Rigs‘ website for John Riccio’s story about the recent Transport for Christ Truck Rally at the Lebanon Valley Expo Center in Lebanon, Pa., which “has rocked Lebanon for the past 29 years,” Riccio wrote, himself the proprietor over at SuperShowRigs.com, a veritable treasure of Riccio and fellow photographers’ work shooting the rigs that are the headliners of any trucking show, big or small.

As Riccio (pictured) writes at the site, SuperShowRigs.com began simply, “as a way to show the pictures I take at the various truck shows I attend each show season, but it quickly became much more than that.” Today, with several road-crew members shooting shows Riccio can’t make himself, theirs is a veritable online magazine. Check out one of the latest galleries, from the Transport for Christ rally, via the Custom Rigs story or keep up with their updates on Facebook.

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