Vintage Air Featured On Two Award-Winning Hot Rods At The Grand National Roadster Show
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The Grand National Roadster Show is the longest-running indoor car show in the world, with 2022 being the 72nd year celebrating all things hot rod. Originally held in Oakland, Calif., the event has since migrated south to the Pomona Fairplex in Southern California. A professional team of judges rates the many vehicles at the show using a points system based on detail, condition, quality, safety and originality.
Known as “The Grand Daddy of Them All,” GNRS is well-respected in the industry, and widely attended by people from all over the world. This year, Vintage Air-equipped builds took three of the 18 categories, though many other show vehicles at GNRS were VA Equipped.
Caption: Dan Duffy’s 1961 “Dirty Martini” Chevrolet Impala on display. It’s clear why this beautiful build won two awards! Dan Duffy’s 1961 “Dirty Martini” Chevrolet Impala won two awards, the 2022 Sam Foose Memorial Design Award and the 2022 Stitch of Excellence Award, and Bob Matranga’s 1955 “Brute Force” Chevrolet Bel Air won the 2022 Custom Sweepstakes award.
Caption: Bob Matranga’s 1955 Chevy Bel Air looks mean yet majestic. Both of these beautiful machines feature Vintage Air Climate Control Systems, a testament to the design and engineering that went into the development and manufacturing of our products and the love and care these owners put into their Vintage Air installs. We are honored to be a part of these award-winning rides and every build that entrusts us to keep them feeling cool when cruising, off-roading or racing on the track. Are you a part of the Vintage Air family yet?
Known as “The Grand Daddy of Them All,” GNRS is well-respected in the industry, and widely attended by people from all over the world. This year, Vintage Air-equipped builds took three of the 18 categories, though many other show vehicles at GNRS were VA Equipped.
Caption: Dan Duffy’s 1961 “Dirty Martini” Chevrolet Impala on display. It’s clear why this beautiful build won two awards! Dan Duffy’s 1961 “Dirty Martini” Chevrolet Impala won two awards, the 2022 Sam Foose Memorial Design Award and the 2022 Stitch of Excellence Award, and Bob Matranga’s 1955 “Brute Force” Chevrolet Bel Air won the 2022 Custom Sweepstakes award.
Caption: Bob Matranga’s 1955 Chevy Bel Air looks mean yet majestic. Both of these beautiful machines feature Vintage Air Climate Control Systems, a testament to the design and engineering that went into the development and manufacturing of our products and the love and care these owners put into their Vintage Air installs. We are honored to be a part of these award-winning rides and every build that entrusts us to keep them feeling cool when cruising, off-roading or racing on the track. Are you a part of the Vintage Air family yet?