Friday, June 14, 2013

Southern California Chevelle Camino Club Event.

WIN a Shelby COBRA shared Winning at the Race of Life's album: Southern California Chevelle Camino Club Event.
ENTER TO WIN A BEAUTIFUL 1966 ERA SHELBY COBRA TOMORROW JUNE 15, 2013! BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY for a day of FUN at Southern California's Chevelle Camino Club's 16th Annual DAD'S DAY Car Show held on the beautiful grounds of Cottonwood Church in Los Alamitos CA. Over 300 cars, 40 vendors, dragsters, museum cars, tons of food, and much more. Sammy and our team will be bringing a few Maloof Racing hotrods including our BEAUTIFUL 1966 ERA Shelby Cobra that could be sitting in your driveway soon! SO GET YOUR TICKET & ENTER TO WIN! Sammy will also be signing & giving away signature cards from the movie Fast & Furious! SEE YOU THERE!!! (Thankyou Mark, Bill Sinko, Trinity Reprographics & teams!)
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Southern California Chevelle Camino Club Event
 

Thank you Bill Sinko & team for having Sammy and our Winning at the Race of Life & Maloof Racing Engines team at your awesome event today. This event was sponsored by Southern California Chevelle Camino Club and held on the beautiful grounds of Pastors Bayless and Janet Conley's Cottonwood Church in Los Alamitos CA. There were 261 beautiful hotrods, muscle and classic cars, IRONHIDE from the movie Transformers, KITT CAR from the TV show Knight Rider, numerous vendors, live music and much more. Sammy got to bark off our 640 horsepowered stuntcar, 1100 horsepowered Chevy pick up truck and Dave Morgans 468 cubic inch Big Block, 17:1 compression boat engine. Thankyou Trinity Worldwide Reprographics for the beautiful signature cards and all of your support of our outreach. Funds were raised to support Cottonwood Missions http://cottonwood.org/ photos by Ed Padgett, Meghan & Kaitlyn Maloof
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