Common Questions

Registration opens about six weeks before each event and you can sign up directly through our show circuit schedule page. We keep it straightforward—just fill out your vehicle details, select your entry category, and pay the registration fee. Most registrations are completed online in under 10 minutes.

We judge across restoration quality, originality, mechanical condition, and presentation. Within those, you'll find categories for different truck types—pickups, haulers, restorations, custom builds—so whether you're showing a completely original 1967 Ford or a ground-up rebuild, there's a category that fits.

Yes, we host restoration workshops throughout the season covering topics like paint preparation, mechanical fundamentals, and interior refurbishment. These are led by experienced restorers from the community and they're open to all attendees—whether you're showing a truck or just learning the craft. Check the show schedule for workshop dates at each location.

Absolutely. We have vendor and exhibitor opportunities at every show for parts suppliers, specialty services, and restoration-related businesses. It's a great way to connect directly with truck enthusiasts who are actively restoring and maintaining their vehicles. Contact us for vendor booth details and availability.

We run a multi-location circuit across Alberta and Saskatchewan with events from spring through fall. Our 2026 schedule includes shows in major centres and regional communities—this gives everyone a chance to participate without traveling too far. The full schedule with dates and locations is available on our show circuit guide.

Completely. Our community is made up of enthusiasts who love sharing knowledge and helping others get their trucks ready. Whether you're thinking about starting a restoration or just curious about the scene, you'll find experienced folks willing to chat and offer advice. Come as a visitor first if you want—no pressure to register.