Along with all the beautiful cars, trucks, jeeps & motorcycles, there were performances from KTS Action Sports Stunt Team; these guys are a little nuts but pretty exciting to watch, "The Mandalorian" &"Transformer" along with the "Just Keep Smiling Characters", Hot Wheels Drag Track & Bungee jump for the little ones, Red Farmer (racing legend), Alabama football #13-Malachi Moore, Von Hot Rod: Pin Striper & "Master of the Fine Line", and on the Weill Wrecker Service Celebrity stage with: Erik Estrada (Ponch from CHIPS) & "Kamikaze" -Chris Day -Street Outlaws for the big kids!

  The "Back to the Future" car got it's "Flux" going and headed back to 2022 to make the show. And there was a "Jeep Invasion" going on in the South Hall. Funny story; there were several more jeeps scheduled to be in the show but when they got there and discovered that they couldn't actually leave with their jeeps each night to go home and bring them back the next day, they decided to pull out!  

  The "Faith Riders" and Birmingham H.O.G groups were back promoting their charity rides, and on an exciting note, Cycle Connections & the World of Wheels contest winner from last year; James & Ashley Winters (WVC Motorcycle Garage) who brought 2 bikes last year, were back this year with a friend (Lindsay Morgan) AND 4 bikes, and of course these guys with their beautiful rides went home with some new hardware. ALSO, the Alabama Law Tigers and local painter "Showtime" who had his usual spot showcasing some of his fine works, along with the fine paint jobs that the Weill Wreckers sport around on a regular bases.

  Promoters, Sonny McLean and son Adam, told us that there were more motorcycles there this year than there have been in a long time, thanks to a little push from us; we would like to see a whole lot more motorcycle's showcased there, we have SO many here in the state, I think they should be represented there at the longest running & most popular show in the state