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Pat@ADMPerformance · 09-08-2014, 04:38 PM

Longtime member and spent many a day helping in Andy's shop just as the Gen 5 was released posting under 'freemaSSon'.

I am back to help Andy with the public presence of his business so he can focus on his craft bringing industry leading products and services to the marketplace as he fabricates with his unique formula of form and function that is the gold standard in the aftermarket world.

I come from a background of dirt track and street racing heritage from Texas City, Texas that dates back several generations. Even during a time when the police would block off Johnny Palmer Hwy for some friendly competition. I had an uncle that would drag race a wingless sprint car during those friendly and sometimes spirited contests. Some years later, we lost this uncle while he raced on Battleground Speedway and my own brother died at that very track. My heritage has been in it for the good and in it for the bad. We have long since outgrown our need for speed on public byways but our healthy respect and desire for tire shredding horsepower is forever rich.

So to that end, "LET'S ROLL"!

Pat

09-08-2014, 04:38 PM	#1
Pat@ADMPerformance Drives: '10 Camaro Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Lewsiville, TX Posts: 2	Stepping In to say hello Longtime member and spent many a day helping in Andy's shop just as the Gen 5 was released posting under 'freemaSSon'. I am back to help Andy with the public presence of his business so he can focus on his craft bringing industry leading products and services to the marketplace as he fabricates with his unique formula of form and function that is the gold standard in the aftermarket world. I come from a background of dirt track and street racing heritage from Texas City, Texas that dates back several generations. Even during a time when the police would block off Johnny Palmer Hwy for some friendly competition. I had an uncle that would drag race a wingless sprint car during those friendly and sometimes spirited contests. Some years later, we lost this uncle while he raced on Battleground Speedway and my own brother died at that very track. My heritage has been in it for the good and in it for the bad. We have long since outgrown our need for speed on public byways but our healthy respect and desire for tire shredding horsepower is forever rich. So to that end, "LET'S ROLL"! Pat Last edited by Pat@ADMPerformance; 09-08-2014 at 05:46 PM.