Here's a look at what you saw (or might have missed) at the 2018 Lit Meet and surrounding events. We have posted more images on our Facebook page
One of our Sales Reps, James Mowry, is a video production whiz and worked his magic in this short video HERE.
Let's start with the Shop Tours—These were all shot on our bus tours that we organized before the event.
One of our first stops was at TRE Motorsports, where we saw some neat modified 911s, including this rally beastie.
The patina on this 911 was actually a vinyl wrap!
We stopped by John Esposito's restoration shop—beautiful work!
Sierra Madre Collection had an open house at their new facility.
One of our Shop Tours included at a stop at the Petersen Museum for their Porsche Effect display, which included this Gmund coupe.
We stopped in at the Beverly Hills Car Club—what a mix of cars and conditions!
One of the highlights of the Tours is always the Open House and Bratwurst Lunch at Willhoit Restorations. We were lusting after this in-progress 912 that John and his crew are working on. 
As always, John was displaying cars in various stages of world-class restorations. You could spend hours there picking out the finely executed details that make for a Willhoit Restoration.
Pelican Parts had their annual Open House, lots of cool cars, including this BMW 700.
Callas Rennsport was hosting at their shop in Torrance and had seminars on Porsche-specific tech.
Steve Hogue Enterprises is always fun to stop at—he's been working on rebuilding this Iso Grifo.
Nicolas Hunziker had his artwork on display at his open house.
And on to the main Saturday event on March 3rd.
After the LA Lit and Toy Show, we headed down to Costa Mesa for some more Open Houses. But first, we stopped at Porsche South Bay...
Then it was on to Auto Kennel in Costa Mesa.
CarParc USA had their usual selection of top-notch early 911s on display.
Liberty Motorsports had their doors open for visitors.
And our last stop on Saturday evening was the Open House at European Collectibles where we saw lots of eye candy, including a great selection of 912s right out front, honoring the late Jeff Trask.
And here are some shots from Sunday's show at the Phoenix Club in Anaheim.
