Goodguys Columbus New Product Winners & Individual AwardsThis year’s winners come from a variety of categories that represent the many components involved in building a hot rod. So, it would be wise to examine the winners closely, as many of the products shown might be exactly what you need to complete your project.
Besides the new product awards, In The Garage Media distributed individual awards. These custom-made plaques were presented to individuals for their respective hot rods representing the corresponding brands.
Winner: Revision Rods & Rides represented by Tyler Nelson from Rapid City, South Dakota, with his ultra-reliable Strong Hold Hood Latch.
Winner: Crocodile Cloth represented by Connor Hopkins from Gahanna, Ohio, with their heavy-duty, grime-fighting PowerSCRUB wipes.
Winner: Rad Rides Performance Parts represented by Troy and Jack Trepanier from Manteno, Illinois, with their 4L80E Billet Transmission Pan.
Winner: Forgeline Motorsports represented by David Schardt and his team from Dayton, Ohio, with the Carbon+Forged Deep Lip Barrel.
Winner: Dakota Digital represented by Justin Olsen and the crew in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with their retro-modern RTX Instruments for 1995-98 Chevy/GMC
Winner: Griot’s Garage represented by the Griot’s Team from Tacoma, Washington, with their Silicone-Free Detailer.
Winner: Vintage Air represented by Rick Love from San Antonio, Texas, with their stylish and functional Gen IV and GEN 5 Recessed 3 Lever Control Panel.
Winner: Art Morrison Enterprises represented by Matt Jones from Fife, Washington, with their rugged and ready AME Offroad system.
Oops!Turns out ye ol’ editor Brian Brennan and author John Gilbert either cannot tell their “left from right” or a Buick from a Chevy. Let’s hope it’s just the aging process confusing their sense of direction. So, for future reference, take with the proverbial grain of salt that we can’t tell our left from right, but we are pretty good at telling a Buick from a Chevy.
Our apologies to all, but especially to Carlos and Audie Martinez’s 1964 Chevy and Bryan Celosse and his 1964 Buick Rivi.
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