April , 1998

The next 2 years or so would be the height of this cars road time for me. I had just recently put the colors on the car. I could no longer now hide in its unsuspecting plain white paint.

At a large local car show, I had won the cream of the trophies for that show, The Most Outstanding Muscle Car award and then, I was featured in this local magazine, but, un be knowing to me until the magazine was published, that I would find my self on the cover. This magazine had a publication of about 10,000 to our local business & hotrodders and now I was the center of attention at all the car shows after this came out, as everyone knew who I was.

I had a modest restoration business I called Supercar, Extreme Glass beading, specializing in aluminum profiling. Some folks like to call it glass beading. However, it far was far more than that. I took this process to a science and created works of art out of other wise discarded intake manifolds and other aluminum and stainless items. I had a nitch in the market, there was no-one else that could produce this type of finish, so to take full advantage of the advertising. I took my Scrambler to every car show and trade display known to me with in my driving distance. I proudly displayed the car along with the display for my business. Even though I had always used this car as an example of my restoration abilities, my newly painted red-white & blue scrambler had become my company's recognized icon over night. It was clear that the car was going to attract a lot of attention in it's ordinal colors.

The publisher of this magazine, was also the advertizing director for our local race track. So when Credo Productions contacted him about doing a tv series about women in motor sports, I found myself right in the middle of stardom, or at least that's how it felt.

The TV series HEAD OVER WHEELS on WTN, aired The following season, I was featured on 1 of the episodes for my mechanical ability's. I was very proud of my scrambler, and my ability's, but mostly it felt great that I had become an inspiration to other women. The show aired for almost 2 years.