HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS YEAR’S MOTORAMA CUSTOM CAR AND MOTORSPORTS EXPO
The Motorama Custom Car and Motorsports Expo rolled into the Toronto International Centre, setting the stage for an unforgettable weekend of automotive passion. With hundreds of one-of-a-kind vehicles on display, celebrity appearances, and thrilling panels, the event became the go-to spot for both car enthusiasts and auto body professionals alike.
A standout moment came on Student Day, when Rust Valley Restorers stars Mike Hall and Avery Shoaf took the stage, captivating a packed crowd with insights into the importance of promoting the auto body industry to the next generation. The duo also treated attendees to two more dynamic panels throughout the weekend, sharing their experiences and expertise in the world of restorations.
Legendary custom car designer Chip Foose of Foose Designs was also on hand, signing autographs and engaging with fans through lively discussions on the artistry of vehicle design.
CARSTAR Stouffville once again had a successful Motorama. This year, the team celebrated in style with the spotlight on their awardwinning 1966 Chevy II Nova SS, a classic muscle car that was restored by the talented team at CARSTAR Stouffville. This beautiful vehicle earned top accolades, including placing in the top ten for the Grand Champion final and winning the Hagerty Class award and Best First Time Shown Street Machine at last year’s show.


“We are truly honoured to return for a second year, and it was a privilege to be part of such a fantastic event celebrating the passion and artistry of the automotive community,” said Pat Savella, owner of CARSTAR Stouffville. “The event was a huge success for us, highlighted by the recognition of our hard work and creativity with three prestigious awards: Class Winner, Best Engine; Street Machine & Outstanding Award; Street Machine. These accolades are a testament to the dedication and teamwork of our staff, and we couldn’t be prouder.”
From sleek tuners to rugged rat rods, the variety of vehicles showcased at the expo reflected the endless creativity and craftsmanship driving the world of customization. For auto body pros, the event served as a perfect reminder of the craftsmanship and skill involved in every build, whether it’s a custom paint job or intricate bodywork. Check out an exclusive photo showcase of the event here.
