The WAREHOUSE

Happy Independence Day and 250 years from all of us at The Warehouse 🇺🇲

Wherever you're celebrating, we hope it's filled with good company, memorable drives, and a moment to appreciate the journey that brought us here.

What is 'The Local Lane' event about?

It's about genuine connection without the pressure. While our social memberships are focused around memorable experiences, we understand that many of our members represent opportunities for collaboration to further build connection.

The Local Lane, in collaboration with Driven 2 Connect™, is an informal networking opportunity revolving around our shared passion for all things motoring. With the base interest in motoring culture, every conversation is fluid and engaging.

Exclusive to members, this is the room to be in.

Welcoming HYPER RACER to The Warehouse for our next members only experience in collaboration with founding member Driven 2 Connect™

Our quarterly social networking event gives members and special guests an opportunity to share their business, brand or project with like-minded individuals.

This is where collaboration happens.

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Tell us what you'd like to see us do next ⏬️

Built in the early 1920s, our warehouse is one of the first few buildings built when Mesa was established. Strategically built along the railroad, a lifeline to and from Arizona, the Sunkist Warehouse processed and packed citrus goods.

In Arizona's history, citrus growers were one of the main revenue sources of our area.

When we took over the building after it had been left vacant and withering away against the elements for a few decades, we conducted a full restoration while maintaining as much of the original character.

The red brick, many of the windows, wooden trusses, polished concrete and Sunkist art work on the red brick is original.

About 100-years of heritage, history and character preserved for our community to enjoy.

Got inspired by recent post showing their journey 🙌

Should we bring it back?

Obscurity, our showcase of the rare, weird and obscure automobiles was one of our favorites. It's not often that you see this variety of cars in one space.

From a TVR, to a Shamal, we had an eclectic array of vehicles with stories you wouldn't believe. So the question is, should we do it again?