HIN/NOPI - Miami - 2010

HIN NOPI Supershow August 14th, 2010
On this Saturday cars from across the state converged upon Miami Beach. Hot Import Nights and NOPI were in town for the first time since December 2008. Car enthusiasts were excited and thrilled to see the return of a much loved and highly anticipated car show series that paired two of the biggest names in the modified car show culture. And the fans did not disappoint. Car after car rolled through the doors of Miami Beach Convention Center Friday and Saturday before the show and began setting up to show off their hard work.
Car clubs brought out their best in the battle for one of the three different club awards. Obsessive Creations Car Club, Dreamz in Motion, Street Stylez, Scikotics, Wicked Dreamz, IC Events, and many other clubs were in attendance, however not everyone could go home with an award. Undisputed Car Club screamed there hardest and went home with the “Loudest at Awards” trophy as well as the “Most Entries” award which carried along a $500 cash purse. Street Stylez did not let anyone down with members from Miami, Daytona, and Jacksonville bringing out the cars to help them take home the “Top Quality” award and $500.
Musical artists Yung Joc, DJ Mad Linx, DJ Lady Tribe, Demic & Bawsten with DJ Whippash kept the audience going late into the night. While the Miss HIN and Swimsuit competition on the main stage between music sets kept the crowd growing.
At the end of the night Miami did not fail as the dream destination we are all so proud of. Hot cars, smoking hot models, and an excitement between all the competitors so thick you could have broken off a piece.
The crew from HIN/NOPI were working hard throughout the day and into the night with a smile on their faces. For them, were sure the actual event was the culmination of lots of hard work and for that we would like to extend a major kudos for pulling off a great event that will keep car enthusiasts wanting more next year.


You can find photos of the event here:
www.noicsgarage.com/gallery


Article courtesy of Karlie Critser