Organizers and History

The Big Iron Classic is the largest "Working Class" truck shows and truck pull in the Midwest for semi-trucks and trailers and one of the largest contributors of toys to local charities. The show is operated on just a couple of basic philosophies, first that there is no competition between the drivers and trucks on display, second that the event generates toys and funds for local charities and third that the event continues to maintains a high level of FUN for both attendees as well as those displaying and participating in the event.

The Big Iron Classic Truck Show And Charity Drive is an event that literally evolved overnight. A group of truckers wanting to have a get-together but not having "Show trucks" or wanting the stress of trophy competition just a "good ole' time". The first year there was almost 100 trucks and the second year the truck pull was added. For more on the history see (History Of the Big Iron Classic By Jim Finn )

The Big Iron Classic Truck Show And Charity Drive is managed by a small core group of people. Below is a quick overview of this core group so you may know who they are.