ENEOS x Pit+Paddock SEMA Show Car Contest 2023 Finalists
The ENEOS x Pit+Paddock SEMA Show Car Contest 2023 is going full speed ahead, and five finalists have been selected for public voting. With a great variety of car building styles, will the winning project be something old school or with great attention to detail, crazy extreme or a clean street build? You have the power to decide!
Here are your finalists:
2002 Honda S2000
Owner: @btkg_jin
Top Mods: custom titanium V-mount turbo, Voltex/Amuse aero kit, CPC carbon intake manifold, Endless brakes
Why We Like It: Jin Nguyen has been wrenching since he was 13. This S2000 demonstrates the nitty-gritty work involved in executing an authentic, high-quality caliber project car.
1977 Datsun 280Z
Owner: @diego_1jz
Top Mods: 790whp 1JZ-GTE engine swap, 10-point NHRA-spec roll cage, Panasport G7 C5C wheels
Why We Like It: Diego Garibay modified a Mitsubishi Starion before moving on to this immaculate 280Z — a stripped-down, nut-and-bolt restoration that packs plenty of power.
2020 Toyota GR Supra
Owner: @kineticautoworks
Top Mods: Varis Supreme90 widebody, Aston Martin Iridescent Emerald paint, KLM Race turbo kit, APG gold anodized big brakes
Why We Like It: Sean Bradford spent a large portion of his life as a photographer. This GR Supra is his first major project, which shows that you don’t need an extensive spec list to make a big impact.
2003 Acura RSX
Owner: @wiiizzer
Top Mods: custom metal widebody, FIA Clubman roll cage, Prodrive WRC-inspired roof, Moton suspension, NASCAR Brembo brakes
Why We Like It: Huy Hoang’s 20-year journey with this RSX is perhaps the finest DC5 build in the world with insane attention to detail.
2003 Nissan 350Z
Owner: @mlz_garage
Top Mods: dual boosted Honda K24 engines, rebuilt EP3 5-speed transmissions, full tube chassis, handmade fenders
Why We Like It: After an accident that left Ashley Robinson’s Z crushed on its roof, the owner embarked on the unthinkable idea of creating a dual-engine-powered toy that showcases his imagination and craftsmanship.
Cast your vote now by commenting with the number of the car you want to go to the SEMA Show (only one vote per person) at the following post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CxvmVZhx099/?img_index=1