THE?ROYAL WHEELS.
THE THREE KINGS of this year’s Crop Over Festival have received the keys to their prize cars.
The two kings of the 98.1/MQI Soca Royale that comprised the Sweet Soca and Party Monarch competitions were rewarded with Kia Cerato Koupes.
The Banks/LIME Pic-O-De-Crop was won by David Popsicle Hall with Cornwell and Pick A Fair, Sweet Soca was won by Red Plastic Bag with Once Upon A Wine, while Mikey and his Pavement Anticipation earned the Party Monarch title.
All the vehicles, sponsored by McEnearney, were customized by Freekz Customz.
Here, a delighted Mikey embracing his Kia Cerato Koupe as the National Cultural Foundation’s chief executive officer Donna Hunte-Cox and MQI’s sales and fleet manager Gordon Spencer look on. (AH)
(Picture by Nigel Browne.)
The royal wheels
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