Look at the beautiful body of this Ferrari!

Almost-Everything attended the 2013 San Fransisco Auto Show. Many beautiful cars, trucks, and SUVs filled the Moscone Center's halls.  We like to document our outings such as this one, strangely this year there was a new type of challenge presented before us when our Customer Service Manager, Joel, and our Detailer Jason were attempting to snap a picture of this Ferarri, an obstacle appeared, obscuring the beautiful body lines of the Italian beast...Joel and his wise mouth left the scene swiftly to avoid potentially being murdered by the model, while Jason stood frozen, motionless, trying with all his might to not laugh at the slightly annoyed model's stone-cold glare aimed towards the fleeing Joel. Both employees made it safely into work today.     

2008 Toyota Prius "De-Taxified"

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2008 Toyota Prius.  This car began its life as a blue vehicle, when purchased by a taxi comany all of that changed, it was painted white with gold to match the companies colors of business. After retirement this car seeked an overhaul, the owner came to us looking for a black paint job, and decided to change the color to Honda's "Nighthawk Black Pearl" in our basic Enamel paint for a long lasting shine that didnt break the bank!

Almost Everything's Annual San Francisco International Auto Show Give Away

Join Almost Everything Autobody at the 2013 San Francisco International Auto Show and win FREE PRIZES. Once every hour, the first person who finds Frank Barnard, President of Almost Everything, and says the magic words, "Almost Everything. . . and Nothing Else!" will win the Grand Prize worth over $1000. Every runner-up will receive a certificate good for $100! Details below.

Current Supercar, McLaren MP12C

2013 McLaren MP12C

Old school Supercar, 1930's Talbot Lago!

Which do you prefer? The McLaren or the Talbot Lago? If you're like us, you simply want BOTH

Almost Everything's lovely volunteer model enhances the Ferrari display

Now THIS is a Rolls Royce!

Makes the current Rolls Royce look a bit mundane, don't you think?

So what could be better than a Rolls Royce? Duesenberg afficionados can debate the point with you.

1920's Front Wheel Drive Cord

1960's Front Wheel Drive Oldsmobile Toronado

V16 Cadillac--yes, 16 Cylinders.

Not to be outdone. . . by anyone. V32 Stutz.

Art Center College of Design student draws cars

Art Center College of Design student car design sample

CONTEST RULES:

1. Contest open to all San Francisco Auto Show attendees 18 years of age and older excluding Almost Everything employees and friends and relatives of Almost Everything employees
2. To win, contestants must locate Frank Barnard at the show. He will be looking at cars like you will. When he hears you say, "Almost Everything. . . and Nothing Else!" he will automatically award you with a prize. Frank is easy to spot. He has red hair and will be wearing clothes with the Almost Everything logo. 
3. Contest runs Sunday, December 1, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
4. Grand Prize consists of a certificate good for a free Urethane Paint service plus Urethane Sealer plus Light Chip & Scratch Repair from Almost Everything, retail value $1060.00
5. A maximum of 3 Grand Prize Certificates will be awarded.
6. Grand Prize will be awarded to the first person during each hour of the contest who Frank hears say, "Almost Everything. . . and Nothing Else!" If it happens that Frank hears multiple contestants utter the correct phrase at the same time, Frank may, at his sole discretion, determine the Grand Prize winner using a coin toss to determine if a contestant advances toward the Grand Prize. If Frank does not hear a potential contestant or a potential contestant does not utter the correct phrase, a prize will not be awarded.
7. Runner-Up Prizes consist of a certificate good for $100 in free goods or services from Almost Everything with any order of $399 or more before discounts. 
8. A maximum of 50 Runner-Up Prizes will be awarded.Be one of the lucky ones to win the Grand Prize worth over $1000. Good Luck!
9. Limit of one prize per household.