If you are a custom truck fan then you know the gang from GrinderTV and those dudes have been shooting awesome videos for years from all the best shows. Lone Star Throwdown is no different and so we’re glad to be able to share their video from this year’s Lone Star Throwdown. Check it out below.

If you missed our photos, use the link below.

CLICK HERE IF YOU MISS ANY OF OUR LONE STAR THROWDOWN PICS 

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LST 2024 was one for the record books. We can not stress enough…if you have never been…GO.

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After Darryl’s untimely passing the future of this yearly tradition was understandably unknown. With the help of some of the most devoted racers, Darryl’s Widow Deborah chose to keep the tradition alive and in 2022 created the First Annual Darryl Jones Memorial Race celebrating his life and passion of the sport he loved so much.

And now in 2024, the time has arrived for the final curtain call of the memorial edition of the yearly event. For this 3rd and final go round, tons of heavy iron and horsepower showed up on the picture perfect weekend to put on a fantastic showing of soaring dirt and mudslinging at it’s finest. Quick times were happening all throughout the weekend. With one notable run through the 250’ Hill n’ Hole mud pit was Denny Kerley piloting his Blown Dodge Mudtruck to a record setting 3.49 second pass.

The event was such a huge success that hopefully a possible reconsideration of keeping this awesome event alive for years to come would be fantastic. We’ll just have to stay tuned.

A big thanks to all that helped make this Memorial Tribute to Darryl Jones over the past three years such an epic tribute.

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After Darryl’s untimely passing the future of this yearly tradition was understandably unknown. With the help of some of the most devoted racers, Darryl’s Widow Deborah chose to keep the tradition alive and in 2022 created the First Annual Darryl Jones Memorial Race celebrating his life and passion of the sport he loved so much.

And now in 2024, the time has arrived for the final curtain call of the memorial edition of the yearly event. For this 3rd and final go round, tons of heavy iron and horsepower showed up on the picture perfect weekend to put on a fantastic showing of soaring dirt and mudslinging at it’s finest. Quick times were happening all throughout the weekend. With one notable run through the 250’ Hill n’ Hole mud pit was Denny Kerley piloting his Blown Dodge Mudtruck to a record setting 3.49 second pass.

The event was such a huge success that hopefully a possible reconsideration of keeping this awesome event alive for years to come would be fantastic. We’ll just have to stay tuned.

A big thanks to all that helped make this Memorial Tribute to Darryl Jones over the past three years such an epic tribute.

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We’re much more about dragging, cruising, and hanging out. It’s the custom truck culture way.

So here are the photos from Damon and, along with videos from this event, they make me want to go next year with my own mini. We should start planning now.

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(Words and Photos by Chad Reynolds) I hit the Lone Star Throwdown in Conroe Texas this weekend and as usual was blown away by the turnout. Lone Star Throwdown, or LST as it’s often referred to, is one of the premier custom truck shows in the country. It also happens to be one of a few of those that happen in the state of Texas. It’s also one of my favorites. This show draws folks from all over the country, along with Canada and Mexico. In previous years I’ve been joined by buddies, but nobody could get out of town for the show this year. Instead, I hit the road myself to check out all the awesome custom trucks, cars, and more that make up this amazing show. There were insane numbers of trucks and some really cool stuff we loved. As usual, we did our best to shoot a ton of photos so we have great galleries to share.

After getting up at 5:15 am, I hopped  in the Peep, my EG Civic Hatch, and made the 220 mile drive down to Conroe all by my lonesome. With the tunes cranked and the Civic sipping gas I made it there with just one stop for some breakfast at Buc-ees. Once there, it was time to get into the show, but not before using the small stature of the Peep to take advantage of a great “parking spot”, and just barely missed the huge rush at the gate. It was craziness from that moment on.

Enjoy, let us know which ones are your favorites, and check back for more tomorrow!

CLICK HERE IF YOU MISS ANY OF OUR LONE STAR THROWDOWN PICS 

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(Words and Photos by Chad Reynolds) I hit the Lone Star Throwdown in Conroe Texas this weekend and as usual was blown away by the turnout. Lone Star Throwdown, or LST as it’s often referred to, is one of the premier custom truck shows in the country. It also happens to be one of a few of those that happen in the state of Texas. It’s also one of my favorites. This show draws folks from all over the country, along with Canada and Mexico. In previous years I’ve been joined by buddies, but nobody could get out of town for the show this year. Instead, I hit the road myself to check out all the awesome custom trucks, cars, and more that make up this amazing show. There were insane numbers of trucks and some really cool stuff we loved. As usual, we did our best to shoot a ton of photos so we have great galleries to share.

After getting up at 5:15 am, I hopped  in the Peep, my EG Civic Hatch, and made the 220 mile drive down to Conroe all by my lonesome. With the tunes cranked and the Civic sipping gas I made it there with just one stop for some breakfast at Buc-ees. Once there, it was time to get into the show, but not before using the small stature of the Peep to take advantage of a great “parking spot”, and just barely missed the huge rush at the gate. It was craziness from that moment on.

Enjoy, let us know which ones are your favorites, and check back for more tomorrow!

CLICK HERE IF YOU MISS ANY OF OUR LONE STAR THROWDOWN PICS 

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(Words and Photos by Chad Reynolds) I hit the Lone Star Throwdown in Conroe Texas this weekend and as usual was blown away by the turnout. Lone Star Throwdown, or LST as it’s often referred to, is one of the premier custom truck shows in the country. It also happens to be one of a few of those that happen in the state of Texas. It’s also one of my favorites. This show draws folks from all over the country, along with Canada and Mexico. In previous years I’ve been joined by buddies, but nobody could get out of town for the show this year. Instead, I hit the road myself to check out all the awesome custom trucks, cars, and more that make up this amazing show. There were insane numbers of trucks and some really cool stuff we loved. As usual, we did our best to shoot a ton of photos so we have great galleries to share.

After getting up at 5:15 am, I hopped  in the Peep, my EG Civic Hatch, and made the 220 mile drive down to Conroe all by my lonesome. With the tunes cranked and the Civic sipping gas I made it there with just one stop for some breakfast at Buc-ees. Once there, it was time to get into the show, but not before using the small stature of the Peep to take advantage of a great “parking spot”, and just barely missed the huge rush at the gate. It was craziness from that moment on.

Enjoy, let us know which ones are your favorites, and check back for more tomorrow!

CLICK HERE IF YOU MISS ANY OF OUR LONE STAR THROWDOWN PICS 

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(Words and Photos by Chad Reynolds) I hit the Lone Star Throwdown in Conroe Texas this weekend and as usual was blown away by the turnout. Lone Star Throwdown, or LST as it’s often referred to, is one of the premier custom truck shows in the country. It also happens to be one of a few of those that happen in the state of Texas. It’s also one of my favorites. This show draws folks from all over the country, along with Canada and Mexico. In previous years I’ve been joined by buddies, but nobody could get out of town for the show this year. Instead, I hit the road myself to check out all the awesome custom trucks, cars, and more that make up this amazing show. There were insane numbers of trucks and some really cool stuff we loved. As usual, we did our best to shoot a ton of photos so we have great galleries to share.

After getting up at 5:15 am, I hopped  in the Peep, my EG Civic Hatch, and made the 220 mile drive down to Conroe all by my lonesome. With the tunes cranked and the Civic sipping gas I made it there with just one stop for some breakfast at Buc-ees. Once there, it was time to get into the show, but not before using the small stature of the Peep to take advantage of a great “parking spot”, and just barely missed the huge rush at the gate. It was craziness from that moment on.

Enjoy, let us know which ones are your favorites, and check back for more tomorrow!

CLICK HERE IF YOU MISS ANY OF OUR LONE STAR THROWDOWN PICS 

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(Words and Photos by Chad Reynolds) I hit the Lone Star Throwdown in Conroe Texas this weekend and as usual was blown away by the turnout. Lone Star Throwdown, or LST as it’s often referred to, is one of the premier custom truck shows in the country. It also happens to be one of a few of those that happen in the state of Texas. It’s also one of my favorites. This show draws folks from all over the country, along with Canada and Mexico. In previous years I’ve been joined by buddies, but nobody could get out of town for the show this year. Instead, I hit the road myself to check out all the awesome custom trucks, cars, and more that make up this amazing show. There were insane numbers of trucks and some really cool stuff we loved. As usual, we did our best to shoot a ton of photos so we have great galleries to share.

After getting up at 5:15 am, I hopped  in the Peep, my EG Civic Hatch, and made the 220 mile drive down to Conroe all by my lonesome. With the tunes cranked and the Civic sipping gas I made it there with just one stop for some breakfast at Buc-ees. Once there, it was time to get into the show, but not before using the small stature of the Peep to take advantage of a great “parking spot”, and just barely missed the huge rush at the gate. It was craziness from that moment on.

So, here is your first gallery. I’ll have more coming over the next several days, and have all the photos in the order that I shot them while walking the show. So you guys and gals get to see what I saw as I went through. We’ll have show galleries, and I might even do some lifted vs lowered or brand galleries too.

Enjoy, let us know which ones are your favorites, and check back for more tomorrow!

CLICK HERE IF YOU MISS ANY OF OUR LONE STAR THROWDOWN PICS 

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(Words and Photos by Chad Reynolds) I hit the Lone Star Throwdown in Conroe Texas this weekend and as usual was blown away by the turnout. Lone Star Throwdown, or LST as it’s often referred to, is one of the premier custom truck shows in the country. It also happens to be one of a few of those that happen in the state of Texas. It’s also one of my favorites. This show draws folks from all over the country, along with Canada and Mexico. In previous years I’ve been joined by buddies, but nobody could get out of town for the show this year. Instead, I hit the road myself to check out all the awesome custom trucks, cars, and more that make up this amazing show. There were insane numbers of trucks and some really cool stuff we loved. As usual, we did our best to shoot a ton of photos so we have great galleries to share.

After getting up at 5:15 am, I hopped  in the Peep, my EG Civic Hatch, and made the 220 mile drive down to Conroe all by my lonesome. With the tunes cranked and the Civic sipping gas I made it there with just one stop for some breakfast at Buc-ees. Once there, it was time to get into the show, but not before using the small stature of the Peep to take advantage of a great “parking spot”, and just barely missed the huge rush at the gate. It was craziness from that moment on.

So, here is your first gallery. I’ll have more coming over the next several days, and have all the photos in the order that I shot them while walking the show. So you guys and gals get to see what I saw as I went through. We’ll have show galleries, and I might even do some lifted vs lowered or brand galleries too.

Enjoy, let us know which ones are your favorites, and check back for more tomorrow!

CLICK HERE IF YOU MISS ANY OF OUR LONE STAR THROWDOWN PICS 

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