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Torres Empire: LA Supershow ~ Part Two “The Details”

4:09 PM PDT on September 13, 2012

Mister Cartoon's Sanctiond Auto Care was the primary sponsor for this year's Torres Empire Supershow.

There is saying "the devil is in the details", and that is truer at a car show than almost anywhere else. The details are what set you apart and what gets you noticed by those who know what to look for, especially in a show of this size. In Part Two of this series we focus on the details: rims, tires, plaques, interiors, hydraulic setups, engines and and paint jobs.

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