Truck Racing
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Truck racing is a form of motor racing that involves modified versions of heavy trucks on racing circuits. This type of racing is popular in Europe. For the American version of truck racing, see the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.

• CSC Racing Products Inc. - Since 1974, CSC Racing Products, then known as Canadian Stock Car Products, has developed well beyond the roots of the original stock car business that Bill Salter bought in the early seventies. Today, a walk through their shop reveals a tremendous breadth of motorsport activity.
• Ed and Co. Racing Supplies - Founded in 1959 in Columbus, Ohio under the original name of Ed Yoak & Carl Smith on the principal that not all fabrication and parts suppliers are the same. We put pride, quality and superior craftsmanship into everything we build.  - Builder of ARCA racing trucks, racing supplies and Hoosier racing tires.
• Lightning Light - Racing Body Manufacturer - Lightning Light manufactures racecar, truck, mini cup and kart racing bodies. We manufacture the lightest and fastest fiberglass body kits for go kart racing bodies, late model stock car racing bodies, and mini cup racing bodies. In addition we also carry a full line of parts and accessories.
• RevengeRacing.com - Manufacturer of short track racing products, and leading supplier of bodies to the ARCA/Lincoln Welders Race Truck Series.
• West Coast Pro Trucks - The West Coast Pro Truck is a full sized, V-8 powered competitive racing machine, which replicates, a Ford F150, Chevy Silverado, Toyota Tundra or Dodge Ram. The West Coast Pro Truck is designed and built to compete on asphalt racetracks up to 3/4 mile in length. These racing machines are individually and professionally crafted to ensure the highest quality and maximum performance at an affordable price.