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The atmosphere at DriftCon is a hard one to match. There's a car show going on while we're drifting, which attracts a large number of people to the event. You get a kind of Fast and the Furious energy coming out to one of these events—it's quite the experience.\"—Lordco Racing Sponsored Driver Matt Rusiecki\n\nPhotography Credits: Darren Benz & Zack Poole\nMatt Rusiecki sits in the driver's seat of his stroked 408 LS platform Nissan 350Z. To on-lookers at Evergreen Speedway in Monro

Congratulations to ProAM driver Matthew Rusiecki for earning first place at the 2024 Evergreen NW Drift Series Round #1 in Monroe, Washington, on March 24.\nWith the recent win, the Mission, British Columbia-based driver's Formula D future looks bright—and so does his new 2024 livery sporting the Lordco Racing decals.\nMatthew Rusiecki's 2024 Livery | Photographer: Darryl Benz\nRusiecki is a recipient of a Lordco Racing sponsorship. This year, over 500 motorsport competitors from across Briti

Chris could only dream of owning a car like this until three years ago when he purchased a 1986 Porsche 911 Carrera Euro Spec originally from Switzerland.\nOn December 17th 2018, Lordco Auto Parts embarked on a significant expansion by unveiling its flagship store in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. This location marked a pivotal moment in the company's history, replacing its former location in Coquitlam on Westwood Street, which had been serving customers since 1984. The store, situated at 1970

Chelsie transformed the RX7 into what is now the world’s first mid-engine Audi 2.7L twin turbo setup. The beautiful custom widebody kit fitted to the vehicle brings out its incredible lines and curves perfectly.\nBy 2006, Lordco Auto Parts had significantly expanded its presence in the North Okanagan region, opening a total of nine new stores. This expansion began with the establishment of a store in Vernon, BC, marking the company's entry into this thriving area. The growth continued with

After making the trek out to Kelowna It became clear that this vehicle would not require a restoration, but a clean-up, some basic maintenance, and a new top made by Fawcett Boat Covers in Parksville British Columbia would be all.\nSince Lordco’s inception in 1974, they have been dedicated to enhancing its presence throughout British Columbia, consistently striving for accessibility and service excellence in the automotive industry. A pivotal moment occurred in 1999 when Lordco expanded int

In 1997, Lordco Auto Parts marked its entry onto Vancouver Island with the opening of its first store in Victoria, the bustling capital city of British Columbia. This strategic location not only served as a gateway to the Island's automotive market but also laid the foundation for a decade of dynamic growth and expansion.\nBy 2007, our flagship store in Victoria underwent a significant expansion, broadening our capacity to offer an extensive array of auto parts and accessories. This milestone rep

This 1985 Toyota Celica built by Danny at Precision Glass through blood, sweat, and tears hosts a 1UZFE V8 engine mated to a W58 transmission with a nine-pound flywheel, stage two ACT clutch, Mark Two Supra rear end, LSD, and 4.10 gears to help put the V8 power down.\nIn 1996, Lordco Auto Parts recognized the potential in the South Okanagan region and opened their first store in Kelowna, British Columbia. This marked the beginning of a significant expansion that solidified Lordco's presence in th

In 1994, an acquisition solidified Lordco as a key player in the distribution of high-performance parts. Three existing stores were rebranded under the Lordco Auto Parts umbrella, jumpstarting a decade of expansion into every region of the province, beginning with a new store in Trail, BC.\nIn 1994, Lordco Auto Parts underwent a significant transformation with an acquisition that would solidify its position as a dominant force in the distribution of high-performance automotive parts. This strateg

In 1990, the Lordco Auto Parts Tradeshow made its inaugural debut. Our Annual Tradeshow has since become the largest automotive after-market event in Canada. Taking over the Pacific Coliseum and the Agrodome once again, our 34th Annual Tradeshow is on April 3rd & 4th in Vancouver, BC.\nThe Annual Lordco Auto Parts Tradeshow has a rich history that dates back to its inaugural debut in 1990. Over the years, this event has evolved into the largest automotive after-market event in Canada, serving