The "SLAYER" car was presented to Ben Wahlstrom a PFM friend, and client, at the track March 24th in Portland, Or. The entire car was built and completed in less than just two months and presented as a surprise. "Slayer" is an 800hp Nascar style race car that will be competing in ICSCC (International Conference of Sports Car Clubs) in 2012. " We put in 100's of hours and worked around the clock to get this car completed on time" says PFM owner Aaron Young. Mr. Wahlstrom had no idea the car he had purchased earlier in the year was near completion or that it would have a heavy metal themed wrap and be presented to him at the track. "The feeling of seeing a man so surprised and happy was overwhelming" says Aaron. Later that day Ben was surprised again when he was cleared to take his car onto the track for its first laps. His response..."I have never, ever, ever in my life done anything that fun!" We at PFM couldn't be happier and a big thanks goes out to all those that had a hand in helping this project become a reality. Stay tuned for more updates on the "Slayer" car and its driver Ben Wahlstrom.
The "SLAYER" car was presented to Ben Wahlstrom a PFM friend, and client, at the track March 24th in Portland, Or. The entire car was built and completed in less than just two months and presented as a surprise. "Slayer" is an 800hp Nascar style race car that will be competing in ICSCC (International Conference of Sports Car Clubs) in 2012. " We put in 100's of hours and worked around the clock to get this car completed on time" says PFM owner Aaron Young. Mr. Wahlstrom had no idea the car he had purchased earlier in the year was near completion or that it would have a heavy metal themed wrap and be presented to him at the track. "The feeling of seeing a man so surprised and happy was overwhelming" says Aaron. Later that day Ben was surprised again when he was cleared to take his car onto the track for its first laps. His response..."I have never, ever, ever in my life done anything that fun!" We at PFM couldn't be happier and a big thanks goes out to all those that had a hand in helping this project become a reality. Stay tuned for more updates on the "Slayer" car and its driver Ben Wahlstrom.
