With all the social media hype surrounding the Extreme Dimensions Open House / Car Show, the event definitely brought the heat with temperatures hitting a high of 96 degrees. Extreme Dimensions’ 7th annual Open House wanted to give the industry a real car show this time around offering free admission and 20 categories being awarded separate trophies.
Before the show began, the main lot was filled to capacity and by the time DJ Goz started to provide the entertainment, all three overflow lots were quickly filled up. Vendors of all sorts came out and donated product for the traditional raffle giveaway where a full Duraflex Body Kit was given out as a grand prize.
All proceeds from the raffle were going to a local non-profit organization, “Fullerton Cares,” founded in an effort to bring awareness to autism and support initiatives in the Fullerton and North Orange County communities.
Fullerton Cares' goal is to bring the message of autism to as many people as possible and with the amount of people who came out, the message was definitely reached.
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