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Auto
'Tuner' party on Saturday
BY RORY DALEY
Friday, June 01, 2012
AUTO enthusiasts and party fans are expected to merge at Import Tuner Night at Michi Supercentre, Washington Boulevard tomorrow night.
The event is put on by car club Skunk Nation.
Nick Lue, head of Skunk Nation and promoter of the party, said the concept was the first in Jamaica.
"This is the first of its kind in Jamaica. It's not just for car lovers alone, even the regular party fan can come and enjoy. And remember ladies free before 10:00 pm, so get there early," he said.
The party starts at 9:00 pm and will feature displays of the top modified import performance vehicles from across the island. Surrounding all the horsepower will be music from SupaHype, Fame DJs Kevin and Sanjay.
 
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