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Grace in her posture, Royalty in her spirit 👑 This is what happens when confidence meets the camera 📸 ✨
02/16/2026

Grace in her posture, Royalty in her spirit 👑 This is what happens when confidence meets the camera 📸 ✨

Collab happening for Content Creators (and families) at Salina Selfie Station! We're bringing together creators, designe...
02/07/2026

Collab happening for Content Creators (and families) at Salina Selfie Station!

We're bringing together creators, designers, photographers, videographers, and anyone serious about their craft. Network, collaborate, and build in a professional creative environment.

Saturday, February 7th from 12-3PM:
Photographer: ShotbyMan2x
Posing Model: Meag Han
Hosted by: Champion Performance
Featured Guest: Eddie Legvcy

Pull up with your ideas, your vision, and your ambition.

Ticket pricing:
$15 General Ages 13+
$10 Child Ages 4-12 / Must be accompanied by a ticketed adult
-Free 3 and Under,
-All guests will need a ticket for entry

-Buy your photos directly from the photographer Via Apple Pay



02/06/2026

🎬📸 CALLING ALL CONTENT CREATORS 📸🎬
If you create, design, shoot, or tell stories through visuals—this is your room.

Join us for a Content Creator Event featuring a professional photographer and an opportunity to connect with other driven creatives.

📍 111 South Santa Fe Ave, Salina, KS 67401
🕛 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
🎤 Featured Guests: Eddie Legvcy & Foreign Dream

Hosted by Champion Preformance x ShotbyMan2x

We’re bringing together creators, designers, photographers, videographers, and anyone serious about their craft. Network, collaborate, and build in a professional creative environment.

👥 All ages welcome
🍴 No refreshments or concessions will be provided, but multiple restaurants are within close proximity.

Pull up with your ideas, your vision, and your ambition.
We’re looking forward to meeting Salina’s creative community 🔥

Pontiac Firebird (Late 1960s — Focus on 1969)The Pontiac Firebird debuted in 1967 as GM’s answer to the Ford Mustang and...
02/06/2026

Pontiac Firebird (Late 1960s — Focus on 1969)

The Pontiac Firebird debuted in 1967 as GM’s answer to the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro, sharing the same F-body platform but with Pontiac’s own styling, engines, and personality. By 1969, the Firebird had matured into a serious muscle car with unmistakable attitude.

🔥 1969 Firebird Highlights
• Body style: 2-door coupe or convertible
• Platform: GM F-body
• Assembly: Lordstown, Ohio
• Transmission: 3-speed manual, 4-speed manual, or 2-speed automatic

🧠 Styling & Design
• Split front grille with Pontiac’s signature beak-style nose
• Flowing, aggressive body lines compared to the Camaro’s sharper look
• Optional hood tachometer (a Pontiac trademark)
• Distinctive taillights and wide rear stance

💪 Engine Options (1969)

Pontiac was known for torque-heavy V8s, not just raw horsepower.
• 230 cu in (3.8L) Inline-6
• 250 cu in (4.1L) Inline-6
• 350 cu in V8 (265–325 hp)
• 400 cu in V8 (330–350 hp)

🏁 Firebird Performance Models
• Firebird 350 – Entry-level V8 muscle
• Firebird 400 – Big-block attitude, strong street presence
• Firebird HO (High Output) – Improved cam, heads, and exhaust
• Firebird Trans Am (1969 only)
• Built to homologate racing parts for SCCA competition
• Only 697 produced
• Came exclusively in Cameo White with blue stripes
• Ram Air III or rare Ram Air IV 400 V8
• Now one of the most collectible Pontiacs ever

🏆 Legacy & Collectibility
• The 1969 Firebird Trans Am is a crown jewel of the muscle car era
• Standard Firebirds are respected for their balance of style, torque, and drivability
• Known for feeling more refined and “grown-up” compared to rivals

The Garage

🔥1965–1966 Ford Mustang Coupe — Key Details🔥Era & Impact • First generation Mustang • Launched April 1964 (often called ...
02/06/2026

🔥1965–1966 Ford Mustang Coupe — Key Details🔥

Era & Impact
• First generation Mustang
• Launched April 1964 (often called 1964½), refined in 1965–1966
• Created the “pony car” class almost overnight
• Over 1 million sold in the first 18 months

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Body & Design
• Body style: 2-door hardtop (coupe)
• Wheelbase: 108 inches
• Curb weight: ~2,500–2,800 lbs (light by today’s standards)
• Iconic cues:
• Long hood, short rear deck
• Round headlights
• Side C-scoop behind the doors
• Tri-bar taillights

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Engines (Factory Options)

1965
• 170 cu in inline-6 (101 hp)
• 200 cu in inline-6 (120 hp)
• 260 cu in V8 (164 hp)
• 289 cu in V8:
• 200 hp (2-barrel)
• 225 hp (4-barrel)
• 271 hp Hi-Po “K-Code” 🔥

1966
• 200 cu in inline-6 (120 hp)
• 289 cu in V8:
• 200 hp
• 225 hp
• 271 hp Hi-Po

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Transmissions
• 3-speed manual
• 4-speed manual
• 3-speed automatic

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Interior & Features
• Simple, driver-focused dash
• Optional:
• Pony Interior (upscale seats with running horse emblems)
• Rally-Pac gauges (tach + clock)
• AM radio (luxury at the time)
• Seating for 4 (rear seats were… optimistic 😄)

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1965 vs 1966 — How to Tell Them Apart

1965
• “FORD” letters across the hood
• Generator instead of alternator (early cars)
• More raw, less refined feel

1966
• No hood lettering
• Alternator standard
• Slight trim and interior upgrades
• Ford pushed comfort and mass appeal

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Why People Love Them Today
• Clean, timeless styling
• Huge aftermarket support
• Easy to restore or restomod
• Lighter chassis = fun to drive
• Instantly recognizable icon

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Modern Value (Ballpark)
• Driver-quality coupe: $18k–$30k
• Clean V8 coupe: $30k–$45k
• K-Code or high-end restomod: $60k–$100k+

The Garage

🔥 1969 Chevy Camaro Yenko/SC 🔥One of the baddest muscle cars ever built.The 1969 Yenko/SC Camaro was a limited-productio...
02/06/2026

🔥 1969 Chevy Camaro Yenko/SC 🔥

One of the baddest muscle cars ever built.

The 1969 Yenko/SC Camaro was a limited-production monster created by legendary Chevrolet dealer Don Yenko. Using GM’s COPO system, Yenko ordered Camaros with a factory-installed 427ci big-block V8, something you couldn’t normally get in a Camaro at the time.

⚙️ Key Specs:
• Engine: 427ci (7.0L) L72 big-block V8
• Horsepower: 425 hp (underrated from the factory)
• Transmission: Muncie 4-speed manual or Turbo-Hydramatic 400
• Rear End: 12-bolt Positraction (often 4.10 gears)
• 0–60 mph: ~5 seconds
• ¼-mile: Low 13s stock

🎨 Signature Features:
• Iconic Yenko/SC side stripes
• sYc badging and headrests
• Cowl-induction hood
• Rally wheels & raised white-letter tires

📊 Rarity:
• Only 201 built in 1969
• Most were 4-speeds, making them even more desirable

💰 Today’s Value:
• Original, documented cars often sell for $200K–$600K+

🏁 The 1969 Yenko/SC Camaro isn’t just a car — it’s muscle-car royalty, blending factory power with dealer-built rebellion.

The Garage

There are 3 days left until the unveiling of the most extravagant night, and we are pleased to announce a special theme ...
02/04/2026

There are 3 days left until the unveiling of the most extravagant night, and we are pleased to announce a special theme for participants, complete with pre-event candid photography. The event is open to people of all ages, and couples are welcome to take part in photo shoots for Valentines Day. We look forward to sharing more updates with you.🎥📸✨

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