In 1998, the No. 1 truck was occupied by Bliss while Dave Rezendes piloted the No. 2 in a one-race deal at Bristol. Later in the season, Kenny Irwin, Jr. drove the No. 28 Cintas truck at Phoenix, finishing in the 20th position. The following season, Joe Ruttman ran one race in the No. 12 at the season opening Florida Dodge Dealers 400K, but exited early due to a vibration. The same fate befell Norris when he ran later in the season at Texas Motor Speedway. Leffler drove one race at IRP in 2000, the last extra entry Ultra would field for three years. In 2003, Ultra debuted the No. 7 Dodge Ram. Stuart Kirby, Tracy Hines and Tyler Walker piloted it that season.