2017 HB Cruise-In Featured in ReinCarNation Magazine!

This year’s traditional Huntington Beach Cruise-In was our 10th anniversary, and as such, it was featured prominently in ReinCarNation Magazine by our good friend Steve Temple. Steve writes for the magazine, and has been a fixture in the replica industry since the 90s. The magazine is the only one that chronologs the happenings in the replica business exclusively. This Huntington Beach Feature is 6 pages with a bunch of photos from the event. Click here to subscribe to ReinCarNation Magazine.

Click here to read our full recap of the 2017 Huntington Beach Cruise-In.


“All Girls Garage” was our 2017 HB Cruise-In VIP guest.

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