Full-time 2004 Teams
| Team | Truck(s) | # | Driver(s) | Primary Sponsor(s) | Listed Owner(s) | Crew Chief |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bang Racing | Toyota Tundra | 24 | Travis Kvapil | Line-X Bedliners | Alex Meshkin | Eric Phillips |
| 42 | Mike Skinner | Toyota Tundra | Rick Ren | |||
| Bill Davis Racing | Toyota Tundra | 22 | Bill Lester | Toyota Tundra | Bill Davis | Jeff Hensley |
| 23 | Shelby Howard (R) | Gail Davis | Dave Fuge, Jr. | |||
| Billy Ballew Motorsports | Chevrolet Silverado | 15 | Shane Hmiel | Earl Small's Harley-Davidson | Billy Ballew | Richie Wauters |
| Bobby Hamilton Racing | Dodge Ram | 4 | Bobby Hamilton | Square D | Debbie Hamilton | Danny Rollins |
| 8 | Chase Montgomery (R) | Big Daddy's Cycle World | Ray Montgomery | Randy Seals | ||
| 18 | Chad Chaffin | Dickies | Bobby Hamilton | Kip McCord | ||
| Circle Bar Racing | Ford F-150 | 14 | Rick Crawford | Circle Bar Motel & RV Park | Tom Mitchell | Gene Nead |
| Clean Line Motorsports | Ford F-150 | 38 | Brandon Whitt (R) | Cure Autism Now | Tom DeLoach | Jerry Pitts |
| Darrell Waltrip Motorsports | Toyota Tundra | 17 | David Reutimann | NTN Bearings | Darrell Waltrip | Jason Overstreet |
| EJP Motorsports | Chevrolet Silverado | 03 | Geoffrey Bodine | Team EJP | Steve Prescott | Tom Pearl |
| Fiddle Back Racing | Ford F-150 | 67 | Steadman Marlin | Forced Ignition | Tom Eldredge | Gary Showalter |
| Green Light Racing | Chevrolet Silverado | 07 | Shane Sieg (R) | Auto Air Colors | Bobby Dotter | Doug Howe |
| 08 | Ken Weaver (R) | 1-800-4-A-Phone | Gene Christensen | Tommy Morgan | ||
| HT Motorsports | Dodge Ram | 59 | Mark McFarland (R) | Melling Engine Parts | Jim Harris | Greg Conner |
| Innovative Motorsports | Toyota Tundra | 12 | Robert Huffman (R) | Toyota Tundra | George DeBidart | Rick Gay |
| 21 | Hank Parker, Jr. | Sport Clips | Wesley Sherrill | |||
| K Automotive Racing | Ford F-150 | 29 | Brad Keselowski (R) | K Automotive | Kay Keselowski | Bob Keselowski |
| Ken Schrader Racing | Chevrolet Silverado | 52 | Ken Schrader | Federated Auto Parts | Ken Schrader | Kevin Buskirk |
| Kevin Harvick Incorporated | Chevrolet Silverado | 6 | Matt Crafton | GM Goodwrench | Delana Harvick | Wally Rogers |
| Morgan-Dollar Motorsports | Chevrolet Silverado | 46 | Dennis Setzer | Chevrolet Silverado | David Dollar | Danny Gill |
| Orleans Racing | Dodge Ram | 62 | Steve Park | Orleans Casino | Michael Gaughan | Johnny Allen |
| ppc Racing | Ford F-150 | 10 | Terry Cook | Power Stroke Diesel | Greg Pollex | Fred Wanke |
| Roush Racing | Ford F-150 | 50 | Jon Wood | n/a | Jack Roush | John Monsam |
| 99 | Carl Edwards | Superchips | Kevin Starland | |||
| Spears Motorsports | Chevrolet Silverado | 75 | David Starr | Spears Manufacturing | Wayne Spears | Dave McCarty |
| Sutton Motorsports | Chevrolet Silverado | 02 | Kelly Sutton (R) | Team Copaxone | Ed Sutton | Jason Weissman |
| ThorSport Racing | Chevrolet Silverado | 13 | Tina Gordon | Vassarette/Microtel | Duke Thorson | Jerry Cook |
| 88 | Tracy Hines (R) | Menards | Rhonda Thorson | Tim Kohuth | ||
| Ultra Motorsports | Dodge Ram | 1 | Ted Musgrave | Mopar | Jim Smith | Shawn Parker |
| 2 | Andy Houston | Team ASE Racing | Marlene Smith | Dennis Conner | ||
| Xpress Motorsports | Chevrolet Silverado | 16 | Jack Sprague | Chevy Trucks | Steve Coulter | Chris Showalter |
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