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With the dub show having so much success in the state of California it was time to venture on outside the state to capture the true custom enthusiast from state to state. This would be my second Dub show this year and although not as big as the first one I attended, there was still top-notch quality at the event.After me and my brother-n-law got our passes into the event we began walking around and snapping photos before the crowds were let in and things became impossible to cover. As we walked around there was a lot of quality rides about. Charles Armstrong had his Toy out on display along with the "In Memory of" Mark Zelfer Chevy Fullsize. There were a lot of quality and highly modified Civics, Integra's and other imports also on hand. With the Dub show also comes the events. As usual there was a live concert at dusk and all day long there were a group of crazy mofo's on motorcycles doing crazy jumps. Also with the dub events comes balla' status. There were plenty of big dollar rides such as Lambo's, Bentley's, Benz's and even a $180,000 plus jet bike. If you've never attended a Dub show before and one is coming close to where you are located, it would be nice to hit at least one to get a feel for their lifestyle.Garrick Arends
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