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Well we had an amazing time in Austin this past weekend. We attended the
wedding of a close friend (turbo Rob) you really think I know people that
are not into cars? LOL. again I would like to say thanks for having us and
congratulations again to the lovely bride and groom. But just because we
are at a wedding does not mean we are not doing car stuff ..We where with
Greg and his Audi S4 and we had a great time in the twists and turns on the
way to the lake .now stay tuned until the next adventure that will be SOWO!





-Mark

A few rolling shots of Mark's e30 which is now on bags...

Well, a lot of times, places send out their designs and the shirts are pressed/made with a third party. The relationship between the CamberWears' Presser is like no other. Mark and I sometimes are the print shop 5 days a week when we are getting a new design printed or getting the designs ready for print. We are directly involved with the printing process as our contact is a good friend.

He loves what we are doing and is gladly to leap hurdles for us to get things done. We are probably his biggest customer and his loyalist. CamberWears has been involved with our Press guy since the start and CamberWears Apparel will always see him as family. CamberWears would officially like to say thank you to Rob @ CivvieThreads.

Much Love,

Mike & Mark @ CWA

I heard through locals it was there but already stripped. Guys in Houston
don't play when picking they're own parts. From the photos you can see
someone cut the whole rear roof...the rarest thing on this car.

-Mike

There are many words to describe our time spent in Georgia. It was awesome, lots of fun, well-worth the drive, relaxing, exciting, or totally tubular. But if you were to sum it all up into two words, it was simply SOUTHERN WORTHERSEE.

  Photo taken in 2009 by H20Tuning

CamberWears rolled out of our hometown of Houston, TX on Thursday evening with the best of our local community. Our roll out crew consisted of 16-18 of EuropeanAG.com's finest. Some DFDubs(DFW guys) and others from surrounding cities joined in on one of the best cruises I've experienced. There were lots of VWs with a couple of Audis and BMWs thrown in the mix. The 900 mile trip to Helen, GA was great and the ride didn't seem so long. It was more like cruising with friends enjoying their beautiful rides just to kill time. The trip had some lows with a couple of tire blow-outs, striping spacers off a MKV GTI (so the fenders would stop eating into poked out tires), lots of scraping, avoiding speed-bump-laced highways, sparks flying and dodging armadillos. 

When we finally arrived in Helen around noon on Friday and grabbed a bite to eat and started cleaning off our beloved rides. Everyone checked in and unpacked and got settled into their rooms. After a quick power nap, most of the crew was already at the Sponsor hotel, The Helendorf. This was a nice place, German-inspired, along-side a nice river/creek.

Photo taken by Matt Dobre

Photo taken by Matt Dobre

Photo taken by Matt Dobre

Photo taken by Matt Dobre

Southern Worthersee is inspired by the Worthersee, Austria auto show which is the mekka of Audi/VW shows. But the “SoWo” venue is truly becoming the mekka of Audi/VW shows in the US. The show was a success with an unofficial count of 800+ of the best European cars in the states. There were people from the West, South, North and East. Cars I’ve only seen on the internet world, I finally got to see in person. It was great being there and representing EuropeanAG.com’s crew from Texas. There were tons of cars that were so inspiring and we would like to give props to everyone that came out.



   

    

   

    

    

   

    

   
Photo set above taken by Matt Dobre

We had a great spot for the CamberWears booth. We didn’t get the sales we expected, but the marketing of the show is what we were really looking forward to. Marque and I met some awesome people that day and we really loved the positive feedback we got from people checking out our collection. In our booth we had Matt Harm’s 2009 Volkswagen CC on air-ride suspension and BLQ Rotiform wheels powdered coated in a nice "root beer" finish, which makes the car classy with an aggressive stance. We also had Alfonso Zamudio’s 2010 Volkswagen GTI, also on air-ride suspension with black on black MAE wheels, the car is simply breathtaking. These two cars are some one of the first of its models to be bagged in the states. It was a real honor to have the guys, which are very close friends represent their beauties at the CamberWears booth. Marque and I would like to formally thank Matt and Alf for being part of our experience and also thank our significant-others (Reina & Sandy) for both helping us with selling shirts, setting-up and making our first major event a true success. We couldn’t have done it without them. We love you all.

  

  

 

 

 

 

 Check out all our pics and pics from others in the links listed below. This show is truly about the cars, but the weekend can be remembered by the drunkenness we shared with friends, stories of someone caught with their pants down or getting hit with a beer bottle and causing a red sea in their bathroom sink, a cool guy who fell victim of bottle-rocket in pocket prank and memories of our “family” taking over a stairway at the Helendorf just enjoying each others’ company.

Photo taken by unknown with Matt Dobre's camera

Again, the weekend was filled with lots of “Southern Worthersee”, the only two words you need. It was a great experience and we will definitely be back in 2011. Until next year, stay tuned for other events in the near future.
 

Photo links:

-EuropeanAG.com
-VWVortex.com
-Risk
-GolfMKV.com
-Wakizaspeed video
-Stanceworks
-My Facebook Gallery
-dubmd video: Part 1
-dubmd Flickr 

Mike
-CamberWears

 

CamberWears is a sponsor for the Sourthern Worthersee Audi/VW show in Helen, GA. The weekend of May 14-16 will be fun with lots of Audis and Volkswagens showing their stuff. CamberWears will have a booth with two nice looking rides from members of EuropeanAG.com, who are really good friends of ours. We will try to keep everyone updated throughout our weekend. Hopefully we won't be partying too hard to get some photos and words up to let everyone know what's going on in the beautiful German town of Helen. Stay tuned...

Our SoWo cruise shirts...
             

Even though the morning of April 10th started with some Houston showers, the car and Rolex enthusiasts still came out to the Rides & Rolexs meet & greet presented by The Houston Gold Exchange .
We were out there promoting our new Kix design to all the attendees who were enjoying the free BBQ, shrimp, oysters champagne, beer and enjoying the fine rides and fine jewelry.
It was good to see Ricky M., CEO of AutumnBahn Inc . He was out there promoting AutumnBahn and brought out a few BMWs and an Aston Martin. He also brought out, Yvonne, a nice young lady who was nice enough to model our Kix shirt. (see below for pics)
Canada's HPA Motorsports was there representing their 650HP Volkswagen R32 (Skelator) and there was also a 750hp Viper and a few Porsche's, ples a '67 Shelby Mustang.
Thanks to Brad and Donald of HGE for putting on a cool and unique event. These guys say, "Look for another great event this Fall!", so will be ready.

Well, even though I (Michael) didn't make EAG's GTG at Fudd's in Houston; Marque was there reppin' and promoting our new design. The usual amount of cars were not there, probably because of weather, but a good friend of ours was there showing his sweet new mods. 2010 GTI with bags and MAE wheels. We love it like everyone else did. Stay tuned for more pics and articles of future meets and shows. Thanks to EAG member Canidio Z. for taking a photo of this beauty.

Well, It's 3:36am and I am still up messing with the site and trying to make it look a little more attractive. Hope everyone likes it even though we still need to add a cart software or some paypal buttons to make it easier for our customers. It's a challenge for two guys that have no web designing background, but I think we are getting by. Give us any tips, ideas or suggestions you'd like to share with us. Till our next event or entry, we'll see you later. Good Morning!

MH
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