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Show of the South: Horsepower Ranch Easter Car Show

Hidden among the tall oaks and rustic barns of Geneva, Florida, lies one of the region’s best-kept secrets: Horsepower Ranch. Known for hosting weddings, festivals, and automotive throwdowns alike, this unique venue became the perfect backdrop for the Easter Car Show—an event that had everything but Easter eggs.

Let’s be clear—this wasn’t some cutesy springtime affair. It was a full-on flex of muscle, metal, and memory. The smell of octane hung in the air as Florida’s proudest car lovers rolled in with chrome polished, tires shining, and engines ready to be heard.

The Lineup: Classic Muscle Meets Modern Edge

The field was loaded with Detroit’s finest—big blocks, small blocks, high-rise intakes, and enough horsepower to make your chest rattle. Among the standouts:

A menacing Dodge Charger that idled like thunder rolling through the swamp.

A Mustang that looked straight out of Bullitt.

Camaro

The Venue: Where Florida Muscle Feels at Home

Horsepower Ranch delivered the kind of rustic energy that’s hard to fake. With its open barns, live oak trees, and wide Florida skies, it gave the entire event a welcoming, unfiltered vibe. This was a gathering where builders talked shop, families grilled out, and every engine was treated with respect.

The venue brought something a lot of shows miss—soul.

More Than Machines

This wasn’t just about showing off—it was about connection. Whether you came with a $100K build or a primer-grey project still in progress, you were part of the tribe. There were vendors, raffles, food trucks, and plenty of stories passed between sun-faded hats and oil-stained hands.

One visitor summed it up best:

“It’s not just a show. It’s a reminder of why we fell in love with these cars in the first place.”

Little Tikes Car

Coming Soon in Steel & Style

We’ve got the full photo gallery, behind-the-scenes interviews, and a feature spotlight on some of the most jaw-dropping builds of the day. Whether you were there or just wish you were, Steel & Style is bringing you back into the moment.

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Horsepower, Paint, and Precision: The F.A.S.T. Car Show Roars into Charleston

A high-octane experience brought to life by Honda Steve, with wild builds, top-tier clubs, and serious heart.

March 30th lit up North Charleston Coliseum with the return of the F.A.S.T. Car Show & Automotive Tradeshow—and if you didn’t know, F.A.S.T. stands for Fuel. Air. Spark. Tradeshow. Powered by the relentless drive of Honda Steve, this wasn’t just an event—it was a lifestyle unleashed

$400,000 Corvette on display.

From the moment the doors opened, you were hit with custom rides so bold they blurred the line between machine and art. One of the wildest builds on the floor? A $400,000 Corvette that looked like it drove straight out of a dream.

C10 Locals had a few represintatives on deck supporting including SandScrapper.

Representing deep Southern roots, the C10 Locals brought clean, classic Chevy muscle, while Done 2 Profection Car & Truck Club was supporting the show, Original Kings Car Club flexed with polished builds that lived up to the name. Tatted Cat Custom Creations laid down stunning paintwork across a few showstoppers, drawing crowds with every brushstroke of detail

The Original Kings Car Club showed a few of their top rides.

NOPI made a strong return, reminding everyone of their iconic legacy in the car scene. From fully-detailed motorcycles and custom trikes to jacked-up trucks and jaw-dropping lowriders—every lane of the car world showed up strong.

NOPI Nationals is back and in full swing!

Tatted Cat Custom Creations displayed Ronnie Sephrish’s slammed Truck

Beyond the chrome and clear coat, this event raised funds for charity—cause still to be confirmed—but the love and support from the community was undeniable.

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Camtech Custom Baggers showed off their amazing work.

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