October 14th has come and gone. If you didn’t make it to Concours Auto Salon and meet Mike Phillips From Autogeek and the other fantastic people in attendance you missed out.
It was picture perfect auto detailing weather in San Antonio. The air was cool and guest began showing up early at 6:30 pm. We had a couple of long haul attendees Marco from Corpus Christi and Cosmin from Austin. Soft Drinks fruit and Pizza were served to any one who was hungry. When Mike showed up I was really surprised to see him just walk up to people, introduce himself and start talking shop! What a “Car Geek”
Roger, one of our guest surprised Mike with a David Robinson Jersey. When Mike returned home he promptly hung it on the wall of his office for all to see. We really like Roger and his generosity toward mike is just a small sample of his kindness and big heart.
Mike was kind enough to share the things he and autogeek had been doing for Operation Comfort here in San Antonio. Mike told quite a few stories about his life experiences the vehicles he has owned and how he was hired to work for Meguiars and the other big name company’s that have tried to hire him. I really think that mike is in the perfect place now as the front man for Autogeek. With all the great projects mike was telling us about it sounds like you will see him more often promoting the quality products offered at autogeek.net on your local cable channels.
Every one had a great time talking cars, detailing them and making new friends. It’s nice to share and listen to others peoples experiences detailing cars and seeing the wonderful work they preform on their personal vehicles.
Anthony and I would like to thank each and every person for coming to our humble shop. Your all welcome to come back and hang out any time you want. We may do some type of detailing clinic after the first of the year so stay connected with us via the concours website or our facebook page.
If you would like to see some pictures of the event go to autogeek.net Mike was kind enough to post some there.
