Huffman Media's 4th Annual Truck Show
Sat, Jun 27
|Glassrock Off-Road
Show off your Truck for a good cause supporting Overdose Awareness!
Time & Location
Jun 27, 2026, 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Glassrock Off-Road, 2410 Glass Rock Rd, Glenford, OH 43739, USA
About The Event
Huffman media's fourth annual truck show donating to overdose awareness in memory of Cole Wasierski is coming to Glassrock!
This year Scottie Lawrence with Glassrock Offroad and Cindy Disbennett with Mill Dam Corner Grill and Bar joined us along with the Trails West family!
Location: 2410 Glass Rock Rd, Glenford, Ohio
Date: 6/27/2026
Gates Open: 10 a.m.
Registration Opens: Noon
Silent and Live Auction: 3 p.m.
Awards to follow
Truck Entry Fee: $20 with 2 admission wrist bands
Vendor Fee: $20 with 2 admission wrist bands
Spectator Fee: $5
This year we will be raising money and donating to Overdose Awareness in Memory of Cole Wasierski, son of Beth and Brandon Miller.
DONATIONS NEEDED!!
VENDORS NEEDED! There will be a vendor fee or donation
FOOD TRUCKS WELCOMED!
Classes:
Top 3 Ford
Top 3 Chevy
Top 3 GMC
Top 3 Dodge
Top 3 Duo
Top 3 Import
Top 3 Classic 1990 and older
Bring your spare tires because there is a BURNOUT pad!!!!
There is going to be plenty of space!
Don't worry about dust, we will have a water truck on site if needed.
TRAILS WILL BE CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT
About Huffman Media: Nolan Huffman, age 13, is the owner of Huffman Media. He is a country boy to the core and has loved trucks and tractors since he was little. His Truck Show started out on a whim when he teamed up with Cindy Disbennet from Mill Dam Corner Grill and Brandon Miller with Trails West to put on his first ever Truck Show at 10 years old. Nolan‘s love for trucks grew even more and he decided to make a media business taking pictures and videos of trucks at shows in Ohio and Tennessee. In 2024 a kid in the Truck community, Cody Holberg, passed away and Nolan decided that he wanted to turn it into a charity event for that boys family. Within a week, with the help of his mom, sister, friends and family, Nolan was able to put on a charity event at his second annual Truck Show and donate the proceeds to the family to help with cost.
Last year Nolan and his family decided since they had lost a family member / friend, proceeds will be donated to suicide awareness in memory of Kayla Winters. He was able to raise and donate $1500.
Insta: huffman_media
Questions? Text Brandie at 7407551454