I had mixed feelings about the show. On the one side it was waaayyyy too crowded, couldn't see the cars properly when the public was there, couldn't film properly (you'll see my video is super short), you couldn't navigate anywhere on the grounds or in the halls without bumping or waiting for someone to move. However (and my rant is over😂), it was really amazing to see the diversity in our car scene, the visions and execution everyone took with their builds. It was really awesome to finally have my car be part of the show and not just parked outside in a parking area. It was also super refreshing to see old and new cars joining in on the fun and of course, the people who built the cars along with the rest of the people who simply came out to see the cars. South African Car Culture has come a long way and I hope to be part of the group that inspires the next generation or car fanatics ✌
if only show day had this vibe.
Love the videos as always!!!!
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I had mixed feelings about the show. On the one side it was waaayyyy too crowded, couldn't see the cars properly when the public was there, couldn't film properly (you'll see my video is super short), you couldn't navigate anywhere on the grounds or in the halls without bumping or waiting for someone to move.
However (and my rant is over😂), it was really amazing to see the diversity in our car scene, the visions and execution everyone took with their builds.
It was really awesome to finally have my car be part of the show and not just parked outside in a parking area.
It was also super refreshing to see old and new cars joining in on the fun and of course, the people who built the cars along with the rest of the people who simply came out to see the cars. South African Car Culture has come a long way and I hope to be part of the group that inspires the next generation or car fanatics ✌
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Eina Pain!!!