Each year thousands of spectators come from all over Southern California to see the top builds. As you walk through the parking lot, you find builds almost as stunning as the car’s featured in the show. Everything from track prepped Honda S2000’s to new Dodge Challengers sitting on air ride. It’s truly a sight too see and is one of the reasons why Southern California is at the forefront of automotive culture.

Wekfest exemplifies what the automotive culture is all about. Bringing together enthusiasts from all walks of life to an event that everybody can enjoy. As you walk into the venue, you’re greeted by a Porsche Speedster replica sporting a nice shade of grey with a custom red leather interior. Pushing further into the event you come across the best Honda builds with the rarest parts from Japan. Down by the waterside there was a team of full Spoon cars along with a CRX with a host of JDM Mugen parts. The variety of cars was astounding. Everything from a right hand drive Chevy C10 pickup with an upgraded corvette motor to the RWD Porsche in a nice shade of red. One of the coolest cars there was Jimmy Uria’s right hand drive 1972 Mercedes Benz 280se posted up right in the middle of the event. With the car’s stance slammed to the ground via a Viair air ride system it was turning heads all day. Every car there was a top notch build, which isn’t surprising considering it’s a contest just to be allowed to be in the show. If you ever find yourself in the LA area around the end of May, be sure to check out this show. It’s worth it!