As we all know, Southern California is known for major events, such as Formula D, Redline Time Attack, Eibach Honda Meet, etc.
But it is also known for local meets and I'm not talking about 5~10 cars or a parking lot packed with stock cars.
I'm talking about underground parking structures, supermarket lots, forbidden areas, and even mountains being packed with modified cars.
What's really exciting about these meets is not knowing what kind of cars are going to roll in. It's always a surprise and even if you don't see a Aston Martin or a Ferrari Enzo, you'll see plenty of nicely modded cars from your area or people who will drive 2~3 hours just to talk with automotive enthusiasts and check out rides.
On Tuesday, our friends Elite-Autosports 'brought back' the Krispy Kream Tuesday meets in Burbank, CA. Few years ago, if there was a meet you had to attend without any questions, it was the Krispy Kream Tuesday meets. I'm not trying to exaggerate myself, but think about 300 cars parked at a plaza lot. This meet was legendary before it got raided by cops. After the notice of "do not come back", the Krispy Kream meet became history and no one expected it to come back; however, after things got settled, Elite-Autosports decided to re-open the gates to the legendary Krispy Kreme meet.
As expected, there were tons of cars and the behavior level was good enough to call it a 'great' meet.
