Pioneered by EPI, this event was a closed-access affair that set out to bring the owners of Trinidad & Tobago's finest examples of automotive prestige together in one place for the first time ever. Naturally, a good place to host such an activity would be at the most expensive restaurant in the country– Prime.
Known for his absolute dedication to the craft of customising cars, Roger Perreira and company have put on the sequel to the original CarCraft show! The huge venue allowed the majority of T&T's audio & custom cars to be on display and in competition. The Marlboro Red Riders Crew offered chances to win their Ducati 1098-S production superbike and play the MotoGP video game, while Automotive Art, Monster, Laughlin & DeGannes, BLink, Greendot and Balroop's/VISTRAC also joined the customized craziness!
A hugely successful, first-of-its-kind event in Trinidad & Tobago. Who would have thought that we've got all these classics and muscle cars tucked away all over T&T– from the Ford Model T all the way up to "modern" classics like MGs and Minis. As for the muscle cars, it was time to put away the "rice" and bring on the "steak"! Attendees said they want to come again next year! We're all for it!
For the second time ever, EcoPark was home to a car-related event. Although rain meant limited parking on the greens, there was no shortage of cars, music and people.
Photography by Narend Sooknarine & Cristian Cozier of Zorce Magazine and Joe Cool
For a very short time we were worried that ACH-5 was going to be another rainout. Luckily for MK Promotions the rains held up and the show was a refreshing success. There were a few new show car arrivals and the massive Mr. Solo Too catamaran, last year's Great Race champion. The bikers were most present and even managed to do a few stunts for the crowd. The evening's highlight was the sound clash between car audio giants Spawn and The Green Civic Crew which generated a roar from the crowd that was heard all the way from Movietowne at 10:30pm.
CarCrazy 7 Car Show and Car Give-Away- Jean Pierre Complex - 3rd July 2005
Photography by Gerrard Wilson, Cristian Cozier and Narend Sooknarine
Yes folks they gave away a second pimped out Honda Civic as the door prize! Republic Bank was present to show tuners how affordable their sport can be. And despite the rains the crowds still ventured out to see what the 7th installment of the CC series had to offer!.
Photography by John Gioannetti, Narend Sooknarine, Devi Nath, Candace Bhagirath, Cindy Lau and Paul Adam
This page courtesy Triple 'R' Electronics, Motorcity and D&D Tyres and Auto Parts.
T&T Biggest Baddest Car Show saw it 6th successive event with a massive crowd, all with hopes of winning a pimped out Honda Civiic. One lucky patron drove the wicked ride home that night after 20 finalists tried their luck.
