The 2012 Bring the Noize Car Show from Victory Lanes Sports Park
The Low Riders and Tuners were out in force today in the West Valley for the Bring the Noize Car Show at Victory Lanes Sports Park in Peoria. With scattered clouds and temperatures in the mid 60s, one couldn’t have asked for better weather for the show.
Three of the four ball fields at Victory Laner were covered with polished paint, chrome and rubber. The air was filled with some thumping music, not only from the DJ, but from show entrants that were showing off their systems. The low riders consisted of both cars and trucks from all eras. They were represented well. Both automotive enthusiasts and families alike made up the crowd that came out to Victory Lanes to check out the show.
There were some awesome displays of electronics and air bag technology in many of these cars. Some of the cars in the show were in various stages of their transformation into being future show winners. The paint on a lot of these rides was stunning. The detail that went into the paint on the late mode Camaro was amazing. ‘Nice work’ to the shop that rolled this one out of their doors.
Take a moment to scroll down and check out some of the rides that made it out to Sunday’s show.
If you see something you like, leave a comment and let them know.
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Thanks for checking out Arizona Auto Scene’s coverage of the Bring the Noize car show from Victory Lanes Sports Park in Peoria.
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nice pics,..but where are the rest of the trucks and cars? tons of sweet cars and trucks u missed it looks like.
There is no doubt that there were definitely some awesome cars and trucks entered in the show. Arizona Auto Scene doesn’t try to photograph everything at an event, but does photograph those cars that present themselves at the time. Things as simple as the crowd, chairs in front of a car, or lighting can all determine whether a car is photographed, and whether a photographed is used on the site.
Great show yesterday. And nice coverage. I think our booth “Triple R Performance” was making most of the bass that was heard out there!