Caffeine& Octane Featured on VinWiki 2019 - The next meet is Oct. 6 2019!

Caffeine & Octane has become one of the most significant car meets in the US. It is a mainstream project of the Atlanta area and is something I have been personally involved with for 13 years or more and it really is a pleasure to be part of it.  It even has its own TV show on NBC Sports Channel!

https://youtu.be/DbQ4-iGeIvY

Check out the August 2019 tour on VinWikki channel on YouTube  

 If you haven't had a chance to see this great TV show, this is a good opportunity to check it out . The producer and narrator, Ed Bolian, is the holder of the Cannonball Run world record! His video productions are really very high quality and the content is exceptional. I think in many ways he's a better narrator than Jay Leno! :-).

What isn't highlighted as much in his video is the number of classic and collector cars that are in the Gate 4 area. Www.SouthEastWheelsEvents.com has a booth at that Gate, so please come by and say hi. I will be back, promoting all the Wheels Events that are coming up! 

I may not be walking much but I am upright and that is a blessing!!  We hope to see you.  Mike

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Comment by Chuck Aaron on October 5, 2019 at 11:48am

Over the years we have collected thousands of images from Caffeine & Octane and vaarious location.  Here is quick search link if anyone wishes to walk down memory lane!  Thank you to all the wonderful photogrphers who have supported us.

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