Tommy Hoskinson of Gen 2 Garage made his first appearance at the 2025 Holley LS Fest East, bringing his 1961 Ford Falcon and his home-built ’93 OBS Chevy truck to put them through no-time shootouts and Drag-and-Drive competition. Coming from a no-prep background, the constant action of drifting, drag racing, autocross, and off-road events at Beech Bend Raceway delivered an entirely new kind of excitement.

Tommy’s Falcon, powered by a Mike Lough 388, twin Precision 76mm turbos, and controlled by a Holley Dominator, is a proven high-four-second eighth-mile machine. What he loves most about Holley EFI is the reliability, the massive data access, and the ability to run 16 injectors with full sensor control for traction, shocks, converter pressure, and more.

His OBS Chevy truck represents the other side of his journey—a project built to learn wrenching from the ground up. After rebuilding the rust-belt chassis bolt by bolt, Tommy wired his first-ever Holley Dominator system and had the truck running in a week thanks to Holley’s plug-and-play simplicity. The bed-mounted oilless twin 76mm turbos, long aluminum charge pipe, and nitrous-assisted spool combine into a unique setup that surprises crowds and performs far better than expected. With Holley controlling the nitrous, boost, dash, and everything in between, the truck has delivered personal bests and endless smiles. Watch the full video to see both builds in action and hear Tommy’s full story.