Most Influential/Helpful

people who have influenced me are the minitruckers that you can just walk up to and talk like old friends, by sharing the same mind set, that brotherhood, or people in the scene with the great attitude and no hate. plus seeing sick ass trucks with so much hard work in them, dragging down the road. the sound i remember from the first time i dragged my truck.
the most helpful person to me has to have been my buddy chris"soreass". always helps me out , and gets me the best deals on parts.

my brother is the one who got me into the minitruckin thang. since then everyone whos been chill has been helpfull, but those that hate on my shit are my biggest influence. when they talk shit and there rollin in a navi with monitors in the head rests dodging sparks.-alex

Thanks to the Albany, GA ricers that made me decide to go buy a truck.

But other than that, what reflector-ranger said.

If only more people were like how Gary is saying, theres alot of shady people in the scene

yeah there are alot of people who think casue they have shiney paint and big chrome wheels, they are some how better than another, when i don't know how any truck could be better than another truck. Its all personal opinion.

I mean like just the other day i saw a kid pull into the local shopping mall me and my gf were coming out of, it was a lowered s-10, primered box, and had bondo patches just sanded all over it. i was walking by just like lookin, and thought ah what the hell, and went up to him and was just like , " nice truck man, you don't mind i am just lookin at her, i like the box, looks smooth." then i aksed him shit about it, and plans he got for it, then i told him about my truck. i told him shit looks good and keep up the hard work. as we were walking away, my girlfriend looks at me and was like" NOW thats true minitruckin". and it is, it was the brotherhood, the unspoken bond, that made it seem like old pals.
But there seem to be alot of kids out there today that don't understand that, they would rather race by you, or give you a dirty ass look, instead of tucking in behind you, dropping down to 40km, and just cruisin'.
the guys who still remember the fun of this are the ones that keep me inspired every time i look at my truck.

You said km! lol

hahah this year at the local shows i am gonna get some vynal stickers made up that say " big wheels don't don't make you custom"

damn canadians

hahaha, hey now, km's make sense. You guys and your miles/hour? weird