Convoy Departs Western Washington for Bay‑Area Super Bowl The fan convoy left western Washington on February 4, 2026, heading south on Interstate 5 toward Santa Clara, the site of Super Bowl LVIII [1]. A continuous line of Seahawks‑painted vehicles stretches over several miles, each displaying team logos and a “12 mentality spirit” [1]. Participants aim to arrive in the Bay Area before game day to showcase their support and create a moving fan showcase [1].

Tom Triggs Transforms 1979 Chevrolet into Portable Field Vietnam‑era veteran and retired trucker Tom Triggs rescued a 1979 Chevrolet El Camino from a Yakima junkyard in 2010 and spent years restoring it [1]. He sanded, repainted, and installed authentic Kingdome turf and PVC field‑goal posts in the truck bed, dubbing the rig the “Hawk‑Rod” [1]. Triggs says the portable field fits perfectly inside the cargo area, turning the truck into a traveling football field for the convoy [1].

Justin Smith Prepares Double‑Decker ‘Beast Bus’ for Journey Justin Smith is converting a retired London double‑decker bus into the “Beast Bus,” outfitting it with new Goodyear tires and other upgrades for the 800‑mile trek [1]. Smith anticipates a hostile reception from Northern California fans, comparing the convoy to a San Francisco 49er bus entering Seattle [1]. The bus will travel alongside the Hawk‑Rod and other decorated cars, adding a high‑profile element to the fan procession [1].

Larry Bevans, Dual Fan‑of‑the‑Year, Heads to Super Bowl by Air Larry Bevans, honored as the Seattle Seahawks 2022 Fan of the Year and the NFL’s 2022 Fan of the Year, will fly to Santa Clara on Thursday, February 5, 2026 [2]. He lives in Vancouver, Washington, and has turned a bedroom into a “12th Man Cave” filled with memorabilia, autographs, and Seahawks‑themed tattoos [2]. Bevans expects a “memorable weekend” at the Super Bowl and plans a week of Seahawks‑related celebrations, culminating in a parade upon his return [2].