Scrapefest is not the biggest meet of the year, but it’s growing. From its humble beginnings at Sandy Station, it’s now dominating the Legacy Events Center in Farmington. We spent some time at the meet, saw everyone crowding around the limbo contest, and left before the awards were handed out… BUT we got a big ass gallery for you! Check it out:
Just absolutely ruined. Well, it would be if it were a rally car. This isn’t, so it really isn’t ruined
On September 28, in the parking lot of Sandy Station, Salt Scrapers held their first ever meet. Having “Scrapers” in their name, they naturally decided to call it ScrapeFest. It was a meet celebrating all things stanced, slammed, flush and otherwise low. All the familiar faces were there: David Arellano, Nik Preusser, Taigon Rider (you know that deep blue Datsun 260Z 2+2 with the white wheels and oil cooler? That’s his) and Jenny Lou who was acting as one of the hosts. I was still waterlogged from the day before, so I showed up late. Despite that, I did snag some photos and I did secure a feature with the previously mentioned Datsun. So without further ado, here’s the gallery:
The Tailored crew decided to put on a meet at A2. This was their first meet and it turned out to be a hit. The free pizza didn’t hurt.
[func-shun] Episode 9: Tailored/Aesthetic Squared Meet from [func-shun] on Vimeo.
The sun was scorching, and the inside/outside meet atmosphere was unique, but somehow the inside was even hotter than the outside. Tommy joined me for a short time, but I had to cover all the photos and videos myself, and one usually suffers when I have to do both. So a special thanks to Brent from Turtle Factory for the additional pictures.
This is the beginning of more meets and isn’t the last we’ll hear from Tailored.
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Photos by Trent Bray and Brent Cheney, Video by Trent Bray
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