BluePrint Engines Awarded People’s Choice Engine Award at Spring Carlisle
The award was given by the Automotive Restoration Market Organization, a SEMA council...
BluePrint Engines was recognized by the Automotive Restoration Market Organization (ARMO) at the annual Spring Carlisle event in Pennsylvania. The engine manufacturer was awarded the People’s Choice and Engine Awards, recognizing its commitment to excellence in automotive craftsmanship.
The People’s Choice Award recognizes a company or product’s popularity at Spring Carlisle. It was determined through a voting process where attendees cast ballots for their favorite exhibitors. The Engine Award highlights a company’s innovation and expertise in engine manufacturing, performance and design. BluePrint Engines and its Chrysler Hemi-Compatible 426 C.I. ProSeries Engine were chosen for the award by the SEMA ARMO Select Council.
The BluePrint 426 C.I. ProSeries Engine is a high-performance, fuel-injected Hemi-compatible engine producing 610 hp. It has a forged rotating assembly, aluminum cylinder heads and a hydraulic roller camshaft for improved durability and performance, making it the ideal choice for any muscle car or hot-rod enthusiast on the road or track.
“We’re grateful to have our engine recognized by SEMA’s ARMO council,” said Norris Marshall, founder of BluePrint Engines. “We work hard to build the best crate engines available on the market and are excited about the positive feedback from the industry.”
Spring Carlisle is one of the country’s largest automotive events and flea markets. It provides a platform for enthusiasts, collectors and industry professionals to come together and celebrate their passion for classic and performance cars. The five-day event boasts a myriad of vendors, a car corral, an area for manufacturers and even an auction.
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