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This was the first event that we were involved in along with SuperBuyTires and the turnout was more than great. It was a private event opened up to only friends and family and among the vehicles in attendance were a 1.1 million dollar Gemballa Edition Carrera GT, a Jaguar XJ220, an assortment of Lambos in all models and colors as well as a Ferraris, Porsches Vette's, Muscle cars and the list could go on for days. Here's a few flicks and be on the lookout for full coverage in an upcoming issue of Heavy Hitters Magazine .

Kickin' it with the metal crafter Randy and his son Devon.

A shot of some of the cars in my driveway prior the the event – too bad I don't own the Benz though.

C'mon now! Look at that shit…it looks like me an Big Bad Onxxx are about to break dance and serve some suckas! LOL. But for reals, in about a year and half you'll see Onxx rollin' one of these bad boys. Don't trust me….trust in KUSHTV.

Dre (middle) and two friends.

Random shot.

Prinz Marcus, Rami and I besides the Prince's Gembala Carrera GT. If you didn't know….the Gembala upgrade costs roughly a half-a-million dollars.

Roadrunner….you'd better be scared. This ain't yo grand mamas ride.

Topo came out with his widebody Charger and while we're on the subject be on the lookout for some new shit that he's about to drop and bust on all of you at the upcoming Spring Fling.

With Fern and his son Maceo. Fern…seriously? Cut your hair homie. You look fucked up and like some caboose operator dude.

That's what 1,500 hp looks like launching off the line. If you don't know Sod and Manuel from Hye-Tech then you're missing out on not only great car builders but also two very humble and sincere guys.

With Bossman Fred. Yeaaaaah maaaaan!

Dre and the Carrera GT.

My sister and I at the end of the event.

My mom throwin' it up!

Now don't get shit twisted. I give credit where credit is due and the only reason that Heavy Hitters Magazine even exists is because of this man right here – Howard Lim. So don't thank me…..thank him, because without his approval and push, the magazine would've been just another great and useless idea.