The Lingenfelter Collection

sure... not always cars people see in the main building though; a few cool cars have been brought in over the last 12 months to the main building though.

 

Great! Unfortunately, I cannot cordon off any special parking, but I look forward to seeing as good a show outside as it is inside

 

He doesn't want to spend F50 money IMO, and they don't come up that often. A while back, I think he looked at two, and neither were the car that would stand out, while being reasonably priced.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMvYNa4oNs8]Boyscout Troop 350 April 2013 Fundraiser at the Lingenfelter Collection - YouTube[/ame]

Kids love the DeLorean!

 

Our next public open house is coming up as part of the fundraising effort for the Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology with the Eyes on Design car show at the Edsel Ford estate.

Date: June 15, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM
Cost: $15 individual ticket, $20 Eyes on Design show + open house combo ticket
Location: Lingenfelter Motorsports 7819 Lochlin Dr. Brighton, MI 48116

Please don't park on the grass in our neighbors parking lots. Our neighbors graciously allow parking, and have soft grass and sprinkler systems that can be easily damaged by parking on it.

Please DO bring your cameras and friends!

 

It was great meeting you too, Sam! Look forward to seeing your TR!

 

Open House is tomorrow!
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoLHgkWQLEM]Lingenfelter Collection Open House 6-15-2013 - YouTube[/ame]

 

This Thursday will be my final day at Lingenfelter Performance Engineering. Over the past two and a half years, I've been able be a part of some pretty amazing things, ranging from SEMA to being a part of one of the great car collections, and collectors in the world; along with the premier aftermarket tuner of all things LSx; and building some of the most exciting ways to find fun in a gallon of gasoline. I want to say thank you to everybody who have worked to help make us all a success, the life-long friends I've made, the fans of the collection, and performance company, and the journey we have all gone on together. I especially want to thank Ken Lingenfelter for giving me the opportunity. It was through a friendship of chance that started 10 years ago at a grocery store parking lot that started my journey; and living vicariously through my photos of cars. Who could have ever guessed?!

It's been a true joy getting to start a new career doing something that I love, and loving what I do. I am truly proud of what has come from these years. One thing I am certain of is that this isn't "Goodbye". As this is what I love to do, I will continue seeing and talking to everybody at so many of the shows.

I eagerly am looking forward to the next step in my career, and work hard to see where this will take me, and the people I will meet. There are too many people to thank in a posting like this specifically; so thank you to everybody who was a part of my success, and continued success!