The Reunion Truck Show 2026 Gallery – The College Years
In life, growth is inevitable. As the years go by, we outgrow the things that once fit us perfectly—bigger clothes, larger homes, and vehicles that better match our evolving lifestyles. The same holds true for car and truck shows. What starts as a modest gathering can, through hard work, dedication, and the power of social media, quickly grow into something far greater.
The Reunion Truck Show is no exception.
After four successful years in Chandler, Arizona, the time had come to take the next step. Think of it as graduation—fitting for an event called “Reunion.” Entering its fifth year, founders Ronnie Wetch and Sam Castronova made the bold decision to move on to a bigger stage: Sloan Park, the spring training home of the Chicago Cubs in Mesa, Arizona.
This new venue opened the door to exciting opportunities and expansion. For the first time, the show welcomed custom cars alongside its already impressive lineup of custom trucks, marking a major milestone in its evolution. With sprawling grass areas, attendees could truly settle in—popping up shade tents, unfolding chairs, and enjoying the event in comfort with their truck families and friends.
Sloan Park provided more than just space—it delivered a complete experience. With ample room for vendors, food trucks, and visitor parking, the event felt bigger and better in every way. The convenience of an on-site hotel and a variety of restaurants just minutes away made it easy for attendees to turn the show into a full weekend getaway.
As one of the most anticipated truck events in the region, The Reunion Truck Show 2026 represented more than growth—it’s a statement. A new chapter, a larger stage, and an even stronger community, all coming together to celebrate the passion that drives truck culture forward. If you didn’t make it out, we’ve got pics for you – and be sure to check out the Reunion website for 2027 dates, we’ll see you there.
