Richard Rawlings presented the jewel of the festival: the 1967 Mustang remodeled by himself and his team at his Gas Monkey Garage in Dallas (Texas) for Beardburys. Richard himself explained the transformation of the vehicle to the jubilation of the audience.
The event was undoubtedly the undisputed plan for Father's Day, with more than 12 hours of uninterrupted experiences in the purest American style with Mad Martin, The Hot Tubes, Lucky Dados and Border Caballero, the groups in charge of providing the soundtrack for the festival.
The barber show area of the Leonese company was the other highlight of the day. Those present were able to try a wide variety of Beardburys products for all types of beards, and it was in this same space where Richard Rawlings left an indelible mark: his signature on the limited edition can that the attendees purchased.
In addition, Beardburys at SCAMP collaborated with the CRIS Against Cancer Foundation, where all proceeds from merchandising and raffles were donated to the foundation. The tattoo stand, the beer tasting, the food contests, the views offered by the Ferris wheel, the mechanical bull or the Route 66 raffle were the experiences that completed the undisputed plan for Father's Day.
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