Ididit's 2006 Open House and Car Show

Ididit, the company responsible for all those cool steering columns and accessories celebrated 20 years of hard work and innovations with an annual car show and open house in early October. In addition to all the spectators who came out to enjoy the beautiful autumn day, more than 650 cars came out to power-park on the large grass fields adjacent to the Ididit facility.

Seven lucky winners were picked from the sea of cars to receive the hand-built trophies from the Ididit staff. The crew also had demos running on their laser-cutting machine, with free Ididit key chains as the result.

The beautiful weather contributed to the large turnout of hot rodders, spectators and auto enthusiasts who were happy to show their classic rides for the day.

Ken and Jane Callison, along with the crew at Ididit were more than pleased to see the large amount of supporters who came to help celebrate their 20th year in business. Here are some images reflecting on the day's happenings.

A pancake breakfast was the perfect way to start the day for many of the Michigan-area rodders.

Mike Keene's recently completed '32 Phaeton took home the Street Rodder Pro's Pick.

Ididit chose a variety of industry personnel to hand pick some the finest cars at the event to receive their hand made Pro's Pick trophies.

Alex Test's green and mean '64 Ford Galaxy

An eager participant awaits as an ididit employee puts the finishing touches on a laser-cut keychain.

Bench rodding is always a popular past times, especially when the early Autumn weather was as beautiful as it was that day.