The XTRMLOW Automobile Club launches its very first event with Slammed & Docked 2K26 — a curated stance meet for 250 exceptional cars at the photogenic Port d'Erquelinnes in Belgium. This is not an open car meet. Every vehicle is hand-selected by the organisers, making it one of the most tightly curated stance events in the Benelux region.

What to Expect
250 carefully chosen vehicles line up along the docks of Erquelinnes for a full day of stance culture. The location is deliberately atypical — an industrial port setting that provides a striking backdrop for static and air-ride builds, showcars, completed projects and original supercars. The day includes activities, professional stands, music, and a trophy ceremony for the Top 10, including Best of Show.

Programme
Exhibitors arrive and set up between 9:00 and 11:00. Visitors are welcome from 10:00. The trophy ceremony takes place in the afternoon, and exhibitors depart from 16:30.

How to Exhibit
Vehicles are selected by email application only. Send at least 3 photos of your car and a description of your project to contact.xtrmlow@gmail.com. All brands are accepted. The organisers are looking for stance builds (static or air ride with wheels), finished and completed projects, showcars, clean cars and classic or original supercars. Vehicles with damaged bodywork, rat-style builds or AliExpress components will not be accepted.

Site Rules
The organisers enforce strict rules to maintain the quality of the event. Maximum speed on site is 15 km/h. Once parked, vehicles may not be moved. No revving, no pops and bangs, no drifting, no burnouts, and no sound systems. Failure to comply will result in removal from the event.

Facilities
Food and restrooms are available on site. Professional stands and music throughout the day.

For Visitors
Visitors do not need to apply — the event is open to the public from 10:00. With 129 confirmed attendees and 555 interested on Facebook, expect a busy and well-attended first edition. This is a strong day out for anyone interested in stance culture, low builds and clean automotive aesthetics — even without exhibiting.