STARS, STRIPES & WHITE LINES 2026
Stars, Stripes & White Lines is free to attend because these companies stepped up. Their support puts on the show at EchoPark Speedway and helps Wreaths Across America cover all 20,700 graves at Andersonville National Cemetery this December. When you see them on the grounds, tell them thanks.
DIAMOND SPONSOR
MHC Kenworth sells and services Kenworth trucks across the country, including its South Atlanta store just up the road from the speedway.
PACE TRUCK SPONSOR
Dickerson Custom Trucks builds custom show trucks out of Thorntown, Indiana. Look for the Dickerson pace truck out on the track.
TROPHY SPONSOR
Lifetime makes lug nut covers for big rigs in Britt, Iowa. They’re covering this year’s trophies.
ENTERTAINMENT SPONSOR
Wrecker1 runs 24/7 heavy-duty towing and recovery for semis, buses and equipment out of McDonough. Friday night’s infield concert comes courtesy of Wrecker1.
GOLD SPONSOR
PDI out of St. George, Utah, makes diesel performance parts for heavy trucks.
GOLD SPONSOR
Yancey Bros. Co. is Georgia’s Cat dealer, selling and servicing equipment and power systems from locations around the state.
GOLD SPONSOR
Continental has been making tires for more than 100 years, including the commercial truck tires that keep freight rolling.
LANYARD SPONSOR
Shift Products makes fenders and fender brackets for heavy trucks. That lanyard around your neck is on them.
Parts South sells truck and trailer parts from stores in Conley and Dublin, Georgia, and Charlotte, North Carolina.
Truck Parking Club lets drivers find and book safe truck parking ahead of time.
Trick Pony Customs is a custom truck shop and a Silver sponsor of this year’s show.
Dominguez Iron Work builds stainless steel parts for show trucks in Miami, Florida.
Shine One washes and polishes trucks for drivers who want their rig show-ready.
Bellamy Strickland has sold and serviced Chevrolet and GMC trucks in McDonough since 1982.
McDonough Truck, Trailer & Equipment serves trucking companies right here in Henry County.
RoadWorks makes truck accessories in Lafayette, Indiana, and is part of the RealTruck family.
The Chrome Shack sells chrome, lighting and Peterbilt parts for big rigs, and it will be set up with a truck and trailer on the grounds.
BullSnot! out of Dalton, Georgia, makes cleaners, degreasers, lubricants and detailing products for trucks, cars and homes.
Every dollar from the auction and raffle goes to Wreaths Across America. These companies donated the prizes.
Hogebuilt has made stainless steel truck and trailer fenders for more than 75 years and donated eight items to the auction and raffle.
Valley Chrome builds custom bumpers in Clovis, California, and donated two bumpers to the auction.
12 Gauge Customs makes custom parts for big rigs and donated an auction item.
Lightnin Jack Customs builds custom interiors, steps and accents that drivers use to dress up their trucks. They donated a turtle box and a Yeti cooler to the raffle.
Rowan Conceptz creates custom automotive artwork and donated an original piece for the auction.
Gambler Trucking made a direct donation to Wreaths Across America in support of the show.
The Jeep Showcase has its own crew of supporters.
Summit Racing Equipment sponsors the Kids’ Choice award in the Jeep Showcase.
Victory Trophies of McDonough made this year’s Jeep Showcase trophies.
E.O.R. Audio out of Newnan, Georgia, is judging the Jeep sound competition and donated Jeep raffle and auction prizes.
Twisted Sisters is a Jeep club bringing its members to Jeep Alley.
The Semi Casual show is sending a celebrity judge to help pick this year’s winners.
Hilton Garden Inn in McDonough is a hotel partner for show weekend.
Evan’s, out of Chilton, Wisconsin, sells polishing supplies and polishes semi trucks. Stop by the Time2Shine booth for Evan’s Elite Competitor Raffle.
Sponsorship packages range from Bronze to Platinum, and every one supports Wreaths Across America.