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AUCTION EXPRESS NEWS By OCW StaffAROUND THE HOBBY

News and notes from the collector car world

Land Rover’s new “Reborn” program will take 25 prime examples of the orig-inal 1948 Land Rover Series 1 and re-store them to original factory condition.

The Series 1 4x4 vehicles will be restored at Land Rover’s Solihull factory and then offered for sale. The projects will use original and re-created parts and will take six to nine months to restore per vehicle, according to the company. The 25 vintage 4x4s will be given a factory warranty of 12 months and 12,000 miles. Cost is expected to be $85,000 to $113,000 per vehicle.

The restorations mark the start of Land Rover Classic, a new factory program that will offer OCD levels of factory restoration for old Land Rover vehicles.

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The Studebaker National Museum has named Rebecca J. Bonham its 2016 “Champion.” Bonham was scheduled to be honored at the Museum’s 15th An-nual Hall of Champions Dinner Thurs-day, April 21, at the museum. The Hall of Champions Dinner honors “an out-standing individual and/or company that has contributed to the success of the Studebaker Corporation, the Studebaker National Museum, the transportation industry or the auto collector hobby in an extraordinary way,” according to the museum. The award may also honor “a South Bend area pioneering business which exemplifi es the entrepreneurial spirit of the Studebaker family.” Under Bonham’s leadership, the mu-seum secured funding to design and construct its new Chapin Street facility; she also guided the museum to become only the third automotive museum to achieve accreditation from American Alliance of Museums. The Studebaker National Museum will also honor Evie Kirkwood with the Spirit of Studebaker Award. The Spirit of Studebaker recognizes individuals who have given freely of their time, tal-ent, and resources for the Studebaker National Museum, and have played a

key role in maintaining the Studebaker legacy.

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RICHMOND, R.I. _ A Rhode Is-land man is facing charges after he and an accomplish allegedly used a fl atbed truck to steal a 1970 AMC AMX. Jose Leal, 50, then sold the car to an unwit-ting buyer.

Leal was processed on one count of larceny over $1,500. According to police reports, Leal and an accomplice loaded the car without permission from the owner, who was a resident of the neighborhood where they were working.

The victim reported the car missing on Feb. 10, according to police records.

Leal eventually sold the car for $3,000. Leal was released on a promise to appear for arraignment in 4th Divi-sion District Court on April 28.

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After building six Lightweight E-Types two years ago, Jaguar has planned a new batch of “continuation” models with its XKSS sports car.

In 1957, Jaguar was working on 25 XKSS cars, but nine were wrecked in a fi re at the factory. The remaining 16 XKSS survivors were fi nished and sold,

with one of the buyers being Steve Mc-Queen.

Jaguar now says the remaining nine will now be rebuilt and sold as continua-tion models. Prices will reportedly be in the neighborhood of $1.5 million per car with deliveries beginning in early 2017.

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ELKHART LAKE, Wis. _ The an-nual Fox Valley Road and Track Clas-sic, which is normally run in the spring, will be changing to a fall event this year. The tour, which traditionally goes from Neenah, Wis., to Road America in Elkhart Lake, will be held on Sept. 16-17.

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General Motors has been known to produce some spec-tacular one-off vehicles. This unique 1953 Buick Sky-lark Riviera coupe is one fi ne example.

Buick began developing the idea for the special Skylark convertible in 1952. Unlike production Buick converts of the day, the 1952 Skylark show car featured radiused rear wheel openings, lowered door tops that included a “Darrin dip” at the beltline and wire wheels. The Skylark also dropped the trademark Buick portholes, and had especially thin side trim that swept, dipped, and swept again for almost the entire length of the car. For the 1953 model year, coin-cidentally Buick’s 50th anniversary, the special Skylark convertible became a dream-car-come-true and was offered as a limited-production model with all the same special body modi-fi cations. Alongside the 1953 Cadillac Eldo-rado and Oldsmobile Fiesta — other top-line 1953 GM convertibles modifi ed to a racier appearance — the Skylark was part of a triumvirate of GM dream car realities; cars that went from show car stand to showroom.

Only a small group of ’50s GM groupies have heard of the one-of-a-kind 1953 Skylark hardtop, which has been in the hobby since at least 1980 — at least from what I can surmise using documents uncovered in the Old Cars Weekly archive. Those documents were supplied to OCW in 1990 by James Ashworth, who owned the one-of-a-kind Skylark hardtop at that time.

Here’s the low down: A July 21, 1980, letter to Ashworth

from John W. Burnside, Buick Motor Division Manager of Customer Service, verifi ed Buick Engineering indeed had built a 1953 Skylark hardtop with body number 6120 in Flint, Mich., “by converting a 1953 76R (Roadmaster hardtop) by installing the 1953 76X Skylark Convertible doors, quarters and related parts and included the 1954 interior trim design. The car was built to test the concept of possibly marketing a 1953 Skylark Hardtop design.”

The car was further identifi ed in Burnside’s letter to Ash-worth as Style 534737X, and the serial number was given.

Later that year, Oakland Tribune Automotive Edi-tor Bob Johnson wrote in his Oct. 2, 1980, column

that Ashworth had been seeking this unique Sky-lark hardtop for 20 years and fi nally found it in

1980. It “had been gathering dust in a San Jose garage

since 1968,” Johnson wrote. This meshes with another clip from a 1974 publication that Ashworth sent to OCW in which the car

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vertised in 1967.Johnson’s article notes that

the San Jose owner had bought the Skylark “for a mere $700 off

the back row of a used car lot in Oklahoma while serving in the Army. A couple of years later, the car was driven to San Jose where it has languished ever since. It is not clear

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how the car ever got out of Buick divi-sion’s control as experimental models rarely, if ever, fi nd their way into the hands of the public.”

While Johnson couldn’t ex-plain the early years of the Buick Skylark hardtop (the book “The Buick: A Complete History” states it was originally driven by Buick General Manager Ivan Wiles’s wife), one of his readers was able to fi ll in the car’s earli-est days on the road. M.D. “Doc” Reilly wrote to Johnson with a very interesting tale, printed in its entirety here:

“I really enjoyed your article dated 10-2-80 regarding the 1953 Buick Skylark. I have sent the ar-ticle to Tom Pond — Buick’s Pub-lic Relations Director.

“This really brings back mem-ories. In late 1953, I was a Ser-vice Representative in El Paso, Texas, and had been temporarily assigned to assist with the 1953 Buick new car announcement show in New Orleans. Mr. Wiles (Buick General Manager Ivan Wiles) wanted to show the Skylark Hd. Top to the Buick dealers in New Orleans, but

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reps and me were assigned the duty of picking the car up at the port of New Orleans and very secretly driving it to the Jung Hotel at 2:00 a.m. in the morning. No problem — even in New Orleans, the streets are pretty well deserted at 2:00 a.m.

“We ran into two small problems, however. First we got

lost, and then ran out of gas. We were in a bind. Finding a service station open at 2:00 a.m., then fi nding our way to the Jung while maintaining the secrecy Mr. Wiles had

mandated. Our future was on the line. We were in trouble! Fortunately, a New Orleans patrol car came by, we fl agged him down and a true gentleman by the name of Offi cer Clovis Bordelon listened to our story, admired the Skylark, drove to an all night service station, brought us some gasoline, gave us

The restored Skylark, circa-1990

The Buick’s interior was far from road-ready when Ashworth purchased the car. Interestingly, the car’s interior pattern refl ected the 1954 Skylark design.


a police escort to the Jung Hotel only a little bit late and saved our careers. The secret had been kept, and 2 young factory representatives were able to remain in Buick’s employ to this day. Every time I see a picture or anything in writing about the original Skylark, I silently thank Offi cer Clovis Bordelon, a true southern gentleman, and a dedicated public servant.

“Although we didn’t build many of them, it was a super car, just a few years ahead of its time.”

Along with this 1980 letter to the Oakland Tribune colum-nist, M.D. Reilly enclosed a business card stating he was the current Buick Motor Division zone manager operating out of

Fremont, Calif.Sometime after 1990, Ashworth sold the restored blue Sky-

lark hardtop. The last we heard, it was offered for sale by the famous Bob McDorman collection at the 2009 Mecum Auc-tions Kissimmee sale. There, it sold for $92,000. Two years later, in 2011, it crossed the Barrett-Jackson auction block in Scottsdale and sold for $115,000. Both prices are at or below the values of restored 1953 Skylark convertibles, of which 1,690 were built. We haven’t seen the hardtop since.

Perhaps it will show up again in a dusty San Jose garage after a rabid fan hunts it down for another 20 years.

This car was driven and it showed. The usual areas of questionable metal were addressed during the restoration. The Buick was painted three dif-ferent blues by GM early in its life — it wore one of the darker blues when it was found in San Jose.

Every part of the Skylark was

meticulously repaired and

brought back to factory

specifi cations.


Just when I thought all of the one-offs and prototype cars had been discovered, another popped up in the July 2015 The Self-Starter, publication of the Cadillac & LaSalle

Club.Tucked in the classifi ed section of The Self-Starter was a

small photo and ad for a very special 1955 Cadillac. Most people probably glanced over the ad without realizing how special the pictured car is. Had I not been so enthralled with 1955 Cadillacs in general, and 1956 Eldorado Sevilles in par-ticular, I would have probably looked past it myself.

What made the 1955 Cadillac in the ad so special is that it’s an Eldorado two-door hardtop, which was not offered by the factory until 1956. What I was looking at was the 1955 Cadillac-based Seville prototype that I had been searching for since 2002.

That year, I was at GM Media Ar-chives sifting through General Motors’ fi les while researching Cadillac history for the book “Cadillac: 100 Years of In-novation.” In digging through GM’s fi les, I stumbled upon a studio shot of a mid-1950s Cadillac Eldorado two-door hard-top. After closely examining the photo, I realized it had the 1955 Eldorado rear bumper and the six 1955-only hash marks between the bumper and bottom edge of the deck lid. This car was not a production 1956 Eldorado Seville two-door hardtop, but rather a 1955 Eldorado that was surely the prototype for the Se-ville that would not be offered until the 1956 model year.

Before discovering that image in 2002, I was disappointed Cadillac had not built the Seville one year earlier. While the Eldorado tailfi ns are identical from 1955 to 1956, the different design of the 1955 Cadillac front end has always appealed to me more than the 1956 front.

Upon discovering that photo, I realized I wouldn’t have to someday build a 1955 Seville of my own by swapping a ’55 front clip onto a 1956 Seville — there was already one out there, at least in 1955. The question then became: Did it still exist?

With the question answered by the July 2015 classifi ed ad, I contacted the seller. He explained that the current owner had bought the 1955 Seville in 1971 and stored it around 1980. The engine blew in the 1970s and upon disassembly, it was determined that the car’s original, standard Eldorado dual-four-barrel 1955 engine had been built to the 1956 Cadillac displacement of 365 cubic inches. The car also had the revised 1956 Cadillac Hydra-Matic transmission, which required a unique shift indicator lens and decal since the 1955 transmis-sion did not include park.

By Angelo Van Bogart

Unique 1955 Eldorado was built

for Cadillac’s chief engineer

Note the 1955 Eldorado’s rear bumper and the six 1955-only hash marks between the bumper and bottom edge of the deck lid.


The seller also stated that the origi-nal interior was upholstered in unique black-and-white material from neither 1955 nor 1956, but it was fashioned on the seats and panels to the design of 1956. The interior images he sent also showed the car had the chromed interior appointments also found on a produc-tion 1955 Eldorado convertible.

Unique cars such as this were given dated Shop Order numbers by General Motors design; these SO numbers were generally stamped on a tag that was in-stalled on the cowl of each prototype or factory-modifi ed car. The seller in-cluded pictures of this 1955 Cadillac’s tag, which identifi ed it as SO 2542 with a build date of June 6, 1955. This rela-tively late production date partially ex-plained how it was possible for the car to have 1956 mechanical and interior features. The complete explanation was answered by the identity of the car’s original owner.

In 1955, C.F. Arnold was the chief engineer of the Cadillac Motor Car Di-vision of GM. He had joined the divi-sion in 1925 as an engineering depart-ment laboratory assistant and worked his way up to chief engineer by 1950. In cross-referencing a list of SO numbers supplied by fellow CLC member Jim Jordan, SO 2542 matched up to a 1955 Cadillac Eldorado and a “Mr. Arnold” — certainly the same Mr. Arnold who was chief engineer of Cadillac, and who would have been this car’s fi rst owner as SO cars were built for show displays and/or high-ranking GM employees. (For example, Harley Earl’s LeSabre, the 1955 Chevrolet Biscayne, and each 1953 Buick Wildcat concept had unique SO numbers.)

Along with an image of the SO tag,

the seller sent a picture of the adjacent cowl tag, which answered how this unique 1955 Eldorado coupe’s body was built. Rather than fi tting a fi xed steel roof to a convertible 1955 Eldorado, GM pulled a Coupe deVille two-door hardtop from the line and then installed the Eldorado rear fenders and rear bum-per. This is how Cadillac built produc-tion Eldorado convertibles from Series 62 convertibles, although the production Eldorado convertibles were differentiat-ed from the Series 62 convertibles with a different model number on the cowl tag.

In comparing the seller’s recent im-ages of his silver car to the light-me-tallic-colored car in the factory photos, almost everything seemed to match. The only difference was saddle trim on the belt line of the current car — the car in the factory photos lacked any beltline trim, even the standard 1955 Eldorado convertible beltline saddle trim, and recent photos of the car show a 1956 Cadillac-type beltline trim slightly dif-ferent from the trim used in 1956 pro-duction.

Another minor inconsistency exists between the March 7, 1955, date on the factory photos and the June 6, 1955, date on the SO tag. Jordan’s list of SO numbers sometimes shows multiple en-

tries for a single car, which can mean a car went back to GM design for some changes. Although only one entry on the SO list exists for this car, it’s possible the June date refl ects a return of the car to GM styling for updates, during which time perhaps this trim was added.

When all the numbers and details are added up, it appears the Cadillac in the July 2015 The Self-Starter classifi ed ad is the car I have searched for on the internet, in classifi ed ads, in person and through other people, such as Jim Jor-dan, who searched for the car himself.

As much fun as the search and dis-covery of my dream car has been, and the fact that I take it as a sign that the car was photographed on my birthday, it’s not meant to be mine, at least not yet. I’m too sentimental toward my current fl eet of ’55 Cadillacs to part with any one of them to seal the deal.

The seller was listening to offers over the $25,000 mark, and it’s not a show-ready car. The original interior is not mint and some rust repair is neces-sary. It would be a shame to change the original interior since its upholstery is unique, but the rust would have to be addressed. Since the “mintest” 1956 Sevilles — if you can fi nd them — are generally worth $50,000-$75,000 on their best days, this very-similarly styled 1955 Eldorado two-door hardtop prob-ably wouldn’t be worth much more to anyone but the most die-hard 1955 Ca-dillac two-door hardtop fan, such as my-self. I hope that’s just the type of person who lands this very special car. For me, it will have to be another time.

*Special thanks to David W. Temple for providing the GM biography of C.F. Arnold in conjunction with this car’s discovery.

Here is a studio shot of the mid-1950s Cadillac Eldorado two-door hardtop.

This car was not a pro-duction 1956 Eldorado Seville two-door hardtop, but rather a 1955 Eldo-rado that was surely the prototype for the Seville that would not be offered until the 1956 model year.



EXTERIOR Restoration

Spraying some cool new stripes on a 1967 Camaro was certainly a snap for owner Andy McMyler of AJ’s Auto Body. Getting all the measurements, correct tape

lines and masking all done without a true template to work off of was another story.

In short: painting stripes is relatively easy. Getting them laid out perfectly can be a bit tricky, even for an experienced painter such as McMyler.

“The devil’s in the details. With any kind of bodywork or paint work, it’s 90 percent prep and 10 percent product,” McMyler says. “It’s going to be 8 hours of layout for 10 minutes of spraying.”

Before paint, the Camaro received almost all new metal — quarter panels, fenders, even roof. Unfortunately, another shop botched the job and the owner wound up bringing the

car to McMyler, who had to cut the body apart and basically start over.

“We had to cut apart the quarter panels and get them brought in back to where they should be. Unfortunately he’s got a lot of money into this thing right now and we’re trying to get it done without killing him on it,” McMyler added. “This is pretty basic, it’s just laying down straight lines and making sure everything is straight and perfect. I’ve got the original GM specs showing where the stripes go. The back is a little trickier and the cowl vent is a little trickier because you’ve got wrap it around the vents. But when you are shooting down the hood, it’s just straight lines.”

Once the car was ready for stripes, it took about two days to complete the masking and paint work to install them. ■

■ By Brian Earnest

Striping it rich!Lots of tape, time and patience combine to turn outperfect Rally stripes on a 1967 Camaro


The stark white Camaro will receive two wide Rally stripes on the hood and deck lid. Each wide stripe is accented by a narrow quarter-inch stripe on either side. The taping begins with straight lines down the hood using quarter-inch 3M masking tape. Conveniently, the black accent stripes are a quarter-inch wide, meaning the tape can be used to get the correct thickness.

There are no templates for the Rallye stripes, but McMyler has some sketches taken from the Internet with measurements off an unrestored survivor car. “The stripes on the hood do not line up exactly with the stripes on the deck lid,” McMyler points out. “They are spaced a little wider apart. Nobody ever notices that.” The stripes also don’t go all the way to the back glass.

“I’ll measure as I go and put little pencil lines to make sure I’m where I’m supposed to be, but it’s just pulling a straight line and laying it down straight,” McMyler notes. “And that’s just 33 years of experience.” To get the narrow accent stripe, three strips of tape will be laid down, with the middle strip then being pulled to allow the quarter-inch width needed for the narrow black line.

A spacer masking strip is laid down beneath the edge of the hood opening. The hood stripes will wrap downward and end in the engine compartment (bottom) side of the hood.

There is lots of trial and error involved when taping stripes. It’s not easy to “eyeball” lines when there are body contours involved. Trust your measurements more than your eyes and get the tape as straight as you can between your marks.


McMyler came up with his own template circles to help him radius the Camaro Rallye stripes. He saves the cardboard cutouts and re-uses them when the need arises.

A thicker half-inch tape strip is put down behind the rear window to show McMyler where the rear black stripes will end and “turn back.”

The quarter-inch tape works nicely for turning corners. Eighth-inch tape works even better. In this case, McMyler sticks with the quarter-inch for everything because his narrow black stripes will be a quarter-inch.

This “middle” strip of tape will be the narrow black stripe. “A tech tip: When you are using tape as a spacer like this, do not pull on it because the tape will stretch. And as it stretches, it thins out. You’ll be way off,” McMyler cautions.

Plastic can go over the body for fi nal masking, but not over the trunk and hood — they need to be opened and closed during spraying. Wider masking tape is used to shield the areas on the hood and deck lid that need to remain white.


“The tape is what will be white. The white is what will be black,” McMyler says. “You’re brain has to kind of work in reverse.”

Measurements for the stripes on the spoiler and cowl are taken with the pieces mounted on the car, but taping and painting are done with both pieces off off the car. Masking the narrow stripes that go around the cowl vents is among the trickiest parts of this job.

McMyler gives all the areas headed for paint a fi nal solvent wash to get rid of any pencil marks and make sure there is nothing left that could contaminate the paint.

Before he gets ready to shoot paint, McMyler takes a few minutes to run a fi rm fi nger over every tape line. Any spots that are not stuck down hard will allow black paint to sneak underneath.


“We’ll go over it with a tack rag just before we paint it, just to get any little pieces of dust or dirt,” McMyler says. “just a simple smart tack rag... Always open up your tack rag and give yourself a nice big area to work with.”

The black polyester paint is mixed 50-50 with reducer. McMyler uses a basic 3M gravity-feed gun and applies a light starter coat. It will be followed by two more coats of black base, followed by three coats of clear. “It’s a solvent-based base coat. I don’t use water base. I don’t think the technology is there yet. It’s just my personal opinion,” he says. “Until it’s mandated I will not switch. The gun has the fi lter built right into it. I’m a big believer in 3M. They invented the process and everybody else pretty much copied it.”

“Polyester base coats are stupid simple. All you’re doing is transferring color to the car. It’s not like you are going for a shine. All you are going for is coverage, so you can hang back, let the gun do the work and as long as you have a good pattern and you’re overlapping your pattern nicely you’ll get a good result.”


A different gun with a slightly heavier pattern is used for the clear, which is a thicker solution than basecoat paint. McMyler will lay down three coats of clear. “The base coat is very simple to spray. You can lay it down in any direction you want to with the non-metallics. The clear is going to take a little bit more technique and you’ve got to be a little more fundamentally correct. You need it to go on evenly because if you pile it up in one area, it’s going to slide.”

The black paint needs only 15 or 20 minutes to become totally dry. “Unmasking” can then begin.

Here’s why using quarter-inch tape made sense. The narrow accent stripes are clean and uniform all the way around.

The entire car was clearcoated when it was painted white. The hood and trunk areas will be cleared again now that the stripes are in place.

The freshly painted areas get another wipedown before getting cleared to make sure there are no smudges, dirt or other debris that might have shown up after unmasking.


Springing to life

There are countless styles and variations when it comes to seat construction in old cars, but they often follow a similar formula: more complicated construc-tion for the seat cushion area (where you sit), often involving heavier gauge

springs; and a simpler setup for the seat backs, frequently using simple vertical zigzag springs of a thinner gauge.

Rebuilding or refurbishing the “sitting” area of the seats can be a quirky and challenging task involving a few special tools, hog rings and other fun stuff.

Putting new springs in a seat back is probably a lot easier than a lot of folks real-ize, however. Once the seats have been disassembled and the bare metal frames are ready to go, it generally only involves pulling out the old vertically arranged zigzag springs, cutting some new springs to fi t, then hooking them in.

“If it’s to the point where your foam is completely deteriorated, or the metal is 50, 60, 70 years old and the metal is getting fatigued — it’s only meant to spring so many times — and then you add in maybe a mouse nest in there … there are a lot times you would benefi t from changing the springs,” said Chris Arendt, of Fast Fred-die’s Rod Shop in Eau Claire, Wis. “It helps if you have the right tools, and you’re looking at probably 200 bucks to buy the right tools. But you wouldn’t have to have them. It just makes it go faster.”

Following is how Arendt replaced the seat back springs in a 1969 Dodge Dart. ■

Simple spring replacement can make seat backs fi rm and comfy again

New zigzag springs are sold in rolls of 100-plus feet (middle). These two rolls are made of 8- and 12-gauge steel. The old springs can be removed by bending a tab on one end of the seat frame and by simply stretching the spring enough to unclip it.

INTERIOR Restoration

■ By Brian Earnest


A spring stretcher is helpful, but not essential. It makes removing the decaying original springs a snap. The seat backs of the Dart have four simple zigzag lengths that will be removed and replaced.

The new 12-gauge spring is tough to cut with a hand tool. Arendt went for a cut-off wheel to cut the new springs from the roll.


A spring end former tool puts a small bend in the end of the spring to keep it from sliding out of its retaining clip. Again, it’s not crucial to have the tool. A couple pairs of vice-grips can also do the job.


The retaining fl anges that were pried open to get the old springs out need to be gently hammered closed again with the new springs in place.

Four new springs in place in the seat backs of the Dart: It’s a simple job that a do-it-yourselfer can pull off without much trouble.

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By “Rotten” Rodney Bauman ■ Photos by the author

Radio deleting

Knowledge gained through experience benefi ts restorers, but it’s also helpful to possess

extrasensory perception. I do not. When customer-friend Don Kent’s 1968 Dodge Charger came to us for a certain amount of repair to its passenger side, I had no idea that the job would snowball into a complete cosmetic restoration. When our original goal was met, “let’s keep going,” said Don. Since that time, the Charger has been partially disassembled, then farther disassembled, and even farther dis-assembled as its body panels were stripped to bare metal, exposing Pitching the pole and patching the hole


more and more work to be done. Hindsight being 20/20, this should have been a rotisserie job from the onset. With-out ESP, how was I to know?

Years later, Don’s Charger is fi nally close to color, in what we like to call “fi nal prime.” As we’ve seen in previ-ous tech articles in Old Cars Guide to Auto Restoration, getting to this stage was a long, tedious haul. This would now be a particularly inconvenient time for additional body modifi cations. Don understands, but even so, the antenna hole atop the passenger-side fender is buggin’ him more and more each day. This car’s aftermarket power antenna is in the factory location, but looks like a big, old pole that’s an unsightly interruption to the fl owing lines of this otherwise

sleek automobile. At this stage, we’re intently focused on the smaller details. Suddenly, the pole and its hole are truly obtrusive — and they’ve both got to go.

If steppin’ backward weren’t enough, our deadline is looming. This project must be painted, cut and buffed before summer heat again makes working with a strap-on respira-tor unbearable. The antenna hole patchwork should go quick and easy. It’ll also allow an opportunity to use supplies from stock, such as top-shelf abrasives from 3M and Evercoat-brand fi ller products. If and when such staples are in short supply, they’re always available through the Eastwood Com-pany. On that note, let’s begin again, by making dust fl y. ■

We’re not excited about backin’ up when we’re this far along, but here we go. The antenna hole portion of the fender happens to be double-panel. Hammer-and-dolly effectiveness will be compromised as underside dolly access is blocked.

An angle die grinder outfi tted with a fresh 3-inch, 3M Scotch-Brite Roloc disc enables us to remove perfectly good primer and fi ller without removing precious metal below.


Chucked up in the old pneumatic drill, this 3M Scotch-Brite Clean ’n’ Strip disc is the type that begins service at a 4-inch outside diameter. This one’s pretty worn, but in our situation, it’s useful for clearing primer from the crannied edges of the hole.

Some call them “plugs.” Others call ’em “slugs.” We prefer to call ’em “timesavers.” This set was purchased years ago from Ron Covell. Now if things go our way, we’ll still have the size we’re in need of today.


In this double-panel section, hammer-and-dolly corrections could be tough. For this reason, “Mrs. Rotten” welds such patches solid in increments, stitch-by-stitch, while cooling with clean compressed air as she goes.

Although magnets are handy for positioning such patches, they can cause diffi culty when welding with electricity as they’re known to disrupt the arc. Here, I’ve asked “Mrs. Rotten” to give me three tack welds. Soon the magnets will be removed.

Proper positioning in this double-panel hole takes a little time. Out of sight on the underside is a large, round speaker magnet. Three fender washers temporarily fi ll the void to support the patch in position.


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A fresh enough 3M 36-grit Roloc disc works well for grinding down the highs. Always protective of primer, caution is taken to direct sparks away from our work.

Once again, “Mrs. Rotten” has kept distortion to a minimum, but even so, some hammer-’n’-dolly work is required for this new wavelet.

At this stage, we’re happy enough with our patchwork. Before fi ller work begins, 3M Stikit 80-grit on a 6-inch dual-action (DA) sander helps to feather away existing primer’s heavier sand scratches. From here, we’ll continue to sand out a little farther with 120 grit on a proper hand pad.


For just about any patchwork or repair where welding is involved, we like to begin our fi ller work with a fi ber-reinforced fi ller such as Everglass, which is available through Eastwood. Later, after primer, we’ll take steps to moisture-proof our work on the underside as well.

With a form-fi tting block, sanding begins with 40 grit, then we switch to 80. Compared to more conventional polyester fi llers, the fi ber-reinforced variety is rugged sanding. This time we’re happy to be working such a small spot.

From here, the steps are standard. We’ve covered fi ller work in detail recently, so let’s skip the Rage Extreme mid-coat “demo” and move along to Metal Glaze blending putty. This polyester product is ideal for small-area skim coating. It’s thin enough to fl ow, and once cured, it sands easily with no resin goo layer to clog the fi ner grits.


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Because this is actually a shapely area, proper block selection is paramount. These Motor Guard and Dura-Block tools are Eastwood staples. The Tundra-brand “Noodles” pool toy (far right) is from our local grocer’s seasonal items section. At this stage, our Metal Glaze is fared and feathered into existing primer.

Prior to spot-priming, we’ll hang and adjust the door to be sure the panels still transition as before. The last time these yet-to-be restored hinges were adjusted, I drilled four 1/8-inch holes in discrete locations (through the hinges and into the cowl). Now, using bits as guide-pins, this trick cuts adjustment time — and it will again during fi nal assembly.

Right: Ordinarily we like to see things go where they’re needed, but this aftermarket power antenna is a goner. It’s taken a beating for

years while running without the protection of the fender’s missing splash shield. Besides,

I really want to hear the sound this will make when it meets the bottom of the ’can.

A classic 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air two-door hardtop had its face rearranged. The car sports optional spin-ner wheel covers and accessory fender skirts, sun visor and dual side mirrors.


A few years back, Old Cars Weekly was fortunate enough to inherit a fantastic collection of car wreck photos taken by longtime investigator and photographer Rodman Bingham of Menlo Park, Calif. According to his daughter, Patrice Bingham Offenhauser, Rodman had “a police scanner speaker in every room of the house and his car — big sweep-ing antenna on the back. He even had a special headset speaker under his pillow... It wasn’t so much being an ‘ambulance chaser’ as much as priding himself on having the fi rst, and the best, photos of a crime or accident scene which could then be used in the newspaper or in court proceedings.” Following are a few of his memorable mangled iron shots, as well as several Pennsylvania-based accident photos uncovered by Rusty Herlocher.


A rough ride through a fi eld took its toll on this 1957 Ford Country Sedan station wagon.

An upended 1957 Nash Ambassador Custom four-door sedan forgot that the rubber is supposed to meet the road. This Ambassador was equipped with a 327-cid V-8 engine and quad headlamps. 1957 was the last year for the big Ambassador.

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A 1957 Pontiac Chieftain two-door sedan. The young driver claimed to have lost control of his car trying to reach home before curfew. The Chieftain engine was stroked to 347 cid at 252 hp with a Hydra-Matic transmission. Note the quintessential 1950s chenille balls hanging from the inside windshield.

This 1957 Chevrolet Two-Ten Townsman station wagon with a 283-cid V-8 (as designated by the “V” on the hood) is the last of a four-car chain reaction. The accident occurred when the driver of the fi rst car stopped on the highway to avoid collision with an illegally passing car. The children seen in the station wagon escaped injury.

A 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air four-door sedan, equipped with a 283-cid V-8 engine, tried to enter the house through the front door.

A 1957 Ford Skyliner retractable hardtop took a hard whack from a 1959 Chevrolet Biscayne. The report stated that fog and rain contributed to poor visibility and slick roads, with “no party at fault.” That may very well be a fact, but it is little compensation for the ravaged vehicles.



This 1950 Ford Custom two-door coupe and a 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe coupe formed a most perfect union. The young man stopped to inspect the wreckage while trying to look “cool” and stay warm. Note the accessory sun visor and spotlight on the Ford.

1951 Chrysler Saratoga four-door sedan is towed from a three-way train crossing where it was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train. The driver was thrown from the car upon impact and suffered only slight abrasions. The Chrysler was not as fortunate. Note the tire chains on the rear tire added for traction on winter roads.

A 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe takes an offbeat parking spot. A few bricks were crushed, the windows were smashed, several toys were broken, a parking meter post was snapped off and the Chevy received moderate damage.

The Chevrolet’s driver told police she was trying to pull into a parking space when the brakes failed and the car jumped the curb. Notice the Dinky Toys, Daisy air guns, Whimsies dolls, and other popular toys of the time were scattered about the storefront following the accident.



This 1958 Mercury Monterey Phaeton was unable to stop for the sign due to slick, snow-covered roads. The light pole provided an abrupt alternative. After connecting with the left front fender, the car rico-cheted and tapped the right. The ’58 was the fi rst Mercury offered with multi-drive transmission.

This 1958 Cadillac Coupe deVille suffered a hard hit to the rear, but maintains her dignity as she’s towed from the scene. Cadillac made the 1958 models available with an air suspension ride, for the added cost of $215, but the system had a tendency to leak.

A 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air four-door sedan and a 1954 Plymouth Belvedere two-door hardtop collide less than three hours after a new traffi c signal went into operation. The Chevy was unable to avoid broadsiding the Plymouth, causing it to slam into a corner meat market.

A 1958 Plymouth Plaza “Silver Special” was found crashed and abandoned near a municipal airport. Tire marks indicate the car failed to negotiate a curve in the road and struck the tree before it stopped.


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This 1958 Buick Riviera sedan took a nose dive as the driver exited his car and shut the door. The fl oor of the garage collapsed, dropping the car into the basement. Surprisingly, when the vehicle was pulled from the abyss, it had suffered only minor damage.

This 1958 Cadillac Series 62 coupe was towed to the yard after a collision that sent four people to the hospital. The Caddie had passed a truck on wet pavement when it went into a skid, swerved into the path of an oncoming vehicle with which it collided and proceeded over an embankment and into a fi eld. Note the Ford tow truck to the right.

A 1965 Buick LeSabre four-door hardtop branded a pony in the rear hindquarter. The 1966 Ford Mustang hardtop coupe is defi nitely headed to the body shop.

This is no way to start a vacation! The driver of this 1959 Chevy Parkwood station wagon was en route to a fi shing trip. He blamed a bee fl ying up his shirtsleeve as being responsible for this mishap. The sudden lurching and braking obviously caused the travel trailer to fl ip onto its side, lifting the wagon off the road.



SHOWS

ALABAMA

May 14 AL, New Market. Bluegrass Classic Car & Tractor Jamboree. Sharon Johnston Park, 783 Coleman Road. SH: 11am-6pm. Contact Regina 256-379-2205 or email: [email protected].

May 20-22 AL, Birmingham. 2nd Annual Barber Historics. Barber Motorsports Park, 6030 Barber Motorsports Pkwy. PH: 205.699.7275 or email [email protected]. www.barbermu-seum.org/events/barber-historics/

May 21 AL, Huntsville. Annual Antique Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Show and Swap Meet. Hsv/Madison County Senior Center, 2200 Drake Ave., SW. Contact Gene Moran [email protected]

Jun 11 AL, Birmingham. Classic and Custom Car Show. The Town of Mt. Laurel, 5 Mt. Laurel Ave. SH: 4pm–9pm. https://showandgo16.eventbrite.com.

Jun 11 AL, Birmingham. Shelby Show & Go. Mt Laurel Town Center, 5 Mt. Lau-rel Ave. SH:4pm-9pm. PH: 205-669-1877 or email: [email protected]. https://showandgo16.eventbrite.com.

ARIZONA

May 14 AZ, Peoria. Lets Get Lei-ed Luau. The McKee Lanai, 8207 W. Mari-posa Grande Lane. PH: 602-722-0749.

Jun 18 AZ, Prescott. Yavapai Classic Cruisers 16th Annual Car Show. Mile High Middle School. SH: 8am-2pm. Contact Joe 928-203-0295. www.yccaz.org

ARKANSAS

May 26 AR, Marshall. Throwback Thurs-days. Kenda Drive-In. Boxoffi ce opens at 6:30pm and movie starts at 8pm. As the days get longer, these times will change.

May 29 AR, Morrilton. Mustangs on the Mountain Show & Shine. 8 Jones Lane. SP: The Museum of Automo-biles. Contact Mark Hoelzeman 501-727-5427 or email: [email protected]. www.museumofautos.com

Jun 14-18 AR, Morrilton. Petit Jean 58th Annual Car Show & Swap Meet. 8 Jones Lane. SP: MOTAA & The Mu-seum of Automobiles. Contact Mark

Hoelzeman 501-727-5427 or email [email protected]. www.motaa.com

Jun 30 AR, Marshall. Throwback Thurs-days. Kenda Drive-In. Boxoffi ce opens at 6:30pm and movie starts at 8pm. As the days get longer, these times will change.

Jul 28 AR, Marshall. Throwback Thurs-days. Kenda Drive-In. Boxoffi ce opens at 6:30pm and movie starts at 8pm. As the days get longer, these times will change.

Sep 4 AR, Morrilton. Midsouth Econo-line 14th Annual Show & Shine. 8 Jones Lane. SP: Midsouth Econoline Club & The Museum of Automobiles. Contact Mark Hoelzeman 501-727-5427 or email [email protected]. www.museumofautos.com

Sep 11 AR, Morrilton. Motor Maids on the Mountain 3rd Annual Show. 8 Jones Lane. SP: AR/LA/MS Motor Maids & The Museum of Automobiles. Contact Schelley Francis 318-423-0192 or [email protected]. www.museumofautos.com.

Sep 21-24 AR, Morrilton. Petit Jean 19th Annual Fall Open Car Show & Swap Meet. 8 Jones Lane. SP: Museum of Automobiles. Contact Mark Hoelze-man 501-727-5427 or email [email protected]. www.museu-mofautos.com

CALIFORNIA

Apr 24 CA, Valley Center. XVII Heart-beat Happening Car Show. Bates Nut Farm, 15954 Woods Valley Road. SH: 9am-3pm. Contact Joan 760-271-1831. www.theheartbeatclassics.com.

Apr 27-May 1 CA, Hemet. 2nd Annual Vintage Trailers and Campers Classic Show. Contact Michael Carle at 951-925-4123, ext 2010. www.goldenvil-lagepalms.com

May 1 CA, Chatsworth. The 34th Annual Classic Chevys of Southern Califor-nia. Rancho San Antonio Boys Town, 21000 Plummer Street. SH: 9am to 3pm. Contact Jerome 818-259-1964 or [email protected]

May 1 CA, Turlock. Spring Swap Meet and Car Corral. Stanislaus County Fairgrounds. Contact Shauna 209-201-8491. www.springfallturlock.com

May 7 CA, Anaheim. 3rd Annual Clas-sics & Hot Rods Show. Home Depot,

1095 Pullman Street. SH: 9am-3pm. Contact Elliot 714-317-7719.

May 7 CA, Fontana. 46th Annual An-tique National Drag Race. Auto Club Dragway, 9300 Cherry Avenue. Con-tact Ron Mosher 661-255-1931.

May 7 CA, Riverside. Law’s Restaurant Classic Car Show. Law’s Restaurant, 9640 Indiana Ave. SH: 11am-2pm. PH: 951-354-7021. www.lawsrestaurant.com

May 7 CA, San Lorenzo. The 15th An-nual Arroyo Classic & Custom Car and Motorcycle Show. Arroyo High School, 15701 Lorenzo Ave. SH: 9am-3pm. Contact Lisa 510-875-4354 or email: [email protected]. www.ar-royocarshow.com

May 14-15 CA, Santa Barbara. Premier Classic Car & Hot Rod Show. State Street Nationals, downtown Santa Barbara. [email protected]. www.statestreetnationals.com

May 14 CA, Jurupa Valley. Jurupa Val-ley FFA Barnfi nd Car Show. Contact Melissa 951-496-1277.

May 14 CA, Torrance. Car, Truck & Bike Show. Vic’s Garage, 510 Madrid Ave., SH: 9am-4pm. Contact Nikki Vasquez 310-781-2222 ext. 2900. www.Edel-brockCarShow.com.

May 15 CA, Petaluma. The 42nd An-nual Petaluma Swap meet. Petaluma Fairgrounds, Hwy 101 and Washing-ton Street. Contact Dave Peterson at 707-527-9183 or e-mail [email protected].

May 15 CA, Red Bluff. 42nd CHVA Car Show in the Park. River Park, 100 River Park Way, (from Main, enter on Willow Street). PH: 530-243-2902 or email [email protected]. .

May 19-21 CA, Petaluma. Petaluma’s Salute to American Graffi ti. Down-town Petaluma. PH: 707-762-3394 or John@americangraffi ti.net. www.americangraffi ti.net

May 21 CA, Sacramento. 9th Annual Classic & Car Show. 525N.16th Street. SH: 10am-2pm. PH: 916-442-6931.

May 21 CA, Willows. Vintage Country Flea Market – Spring 2016. Historic Downtown Willows, 525 W Sycamore Street. PH: 530-934-3664

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May 22 CA, Cypress. 12th Annual Classic Car and Motorcycle Show. American Legion Post 295, 5646 Corporate Ave. SH: 9am-3pm. PH: 714-821-0910 or email: [email protected].

Jun 4 CA, Lincoln Hills. The 10th Annual Downtown Lincoln Classic Car Show. Downtown Lincoln. SH: 10am to 3pm. Contact Kent Parsell 916434-6648 or Craig Fraser 916-462-7843. www.rodsnrelics.net

Jun 4 CA, Riverside. Law’s Restaurant Classic Car Show. Law’s Restaurant, 9640 Indiana Ave. SH: 11am-2pm. PH: 951-354-7021. www.lawsrestaurant.com

Jun 4-5 CA, Huntington Beach. The 31st Annual Huntington Beach Con-cours d’Elegance. Huntington Beach Central Park. PH: 714-375-8414 or www.hbconcourse.org

Jun 4-5 CA, Pleasanton. The 23rd Sum-mer Get-Together. Pre-registration is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

Jun 11 CA, Dos Palos. 25th Annual Hot Summer Night Street Car Show. Contact Norman Clark 559-352-1509/[email protected] or Donald Vincent 209-761-5422/[email protected] or Billy Bratcher 209-704-2410/[email protected]

Jun 11 CA, Altadena. 4th Annual Altadena Sheriff’s Car Show. 568 Mt. Curve Ave. SH: 9am to 3pm. Contact Deputy Dan Paige 626-296-2105 or email [email protected].

Jun 17-19 CA, Pismo Beach. The 31st Annual Classic at Pismo Beach. Downtown area of Pismo Beach and on the pier. PH: 909-890-0082 or www.theclassicatpismobeach.com.

Jun 18 CA, Whittier. 10th Annual Pre- Father’s Day Car Show. The Crossing, 8410 Washington Ave. SH: 8am-4pm. Contact Pastor David Ramirez 562-271-8476 or 562-941-5808.

Jun 19 CA, Oxnard. 10th Annual Fa-ther’s Day Car Show. Channel Islands Harbor, Hwy 101 to Victoria. Go South 5.4 miles. Turn right onto Channel Islands Blvd. Go over hump bridge & turn left on Harbor Blvd (fi rst light after bridge). SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Jason Gonzalez 818-726-8786.

Jun 19 CA, West Hills. 9th Annual Car Show at the WVCC. West Valley Chris-tian Church, 22450 Sherman Way. SH: 4pm-7pm. PH: 818-884-6480. www.thecarshowatwvcc.com

Jun 26 CA, Anaheim. La Palma Park, Harbor and La Palma Street. Contact Jim Gilliland 714-701- 0771.

Jul 2 CA, Coarsegold. Coarsegold Vet-erans Car Show. Coarsegold Historic Village – Contact Dave Wolin 559-760-1143. Email: southernyosemite.com or [email protected]

Jul 2 CA, Riverside. Law’s Restaurant Classic Car Show. Law’s Restaurant, 9640 Indiana Ave. SH: 11am-2pm. PH: 951-354-7021. www.lawsrestaurant.com

Jul 4 CA, Orange County. Old Schools Car Show. Hills of Orange County, City of Orange. SH: 1pm-10pm. Contact Samantha 714-470-2399 or email [email protected].

Aug 6 CA, Riverside. Law’s Restaurant Classic Car Show. Law’s Restaurant, 9640 Indiana Ave. SH: 11am-2pm. PH: 951-354-7021. www.lawsrestaurant.com

Aug 7 CA, Vista. Vista Rod Run. On Main Street in Historic Downtown. SH: 9am-3pm. Contact Roxana 760-941-5075 or email: [email protected]. www.VistaRodRun.com

Aug 11-13 CA, Pleasanton. 41st Annual Military Vehicle Preservation Associa-tion International Convention. Alameda County Fairgrounds, Valley Ave. at Bernal Ave. Contact John [email protected]

Aug 19-20 CA, Santa Maria. 46th North-South Run. More Information email: [email protected] or 530-396-2350 Bruce; 805-598-9150 Randy; 951-237-1570 Jim.

Aug 27 CA, San Diego. Cool Classic Car Show. SH: 8am-2:30pm. PH: 619-251-5638. www.studebakersandiego.com.

Aug 26-28 CA, Pleasanton. The 30th West Coast Nationals. Pre-registration is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

Sep 3 CA, Riverside. Law’s Restaurant Classic Car Show. Law’s Restaurant,

9640 Indiana Ave. SH: 11am-2pm. PH: 951-354-7021. www.lawsrestaurant.com

Sep 4 CA, Vallejo. Packard & Classic Car Swap Meet. USA World Classics Event Center, 1525 Sonoma Boule-vard. SH: 8am to 1pm. Contact Bob McCoy 925-518-5909 or George Beck 925-827-1255. Email: [email protected]

Sep 18 CA, Placerville. 8th Annual Vintage Car Show. 2021 Four Springs Trail. SH: 10am to 3pm. PH: 530-647-8505. www.mirafl oreswinery.com

Sep 25 CA, San Bernardino. 55th An-nual Antique Car Swap Meet. Western Little league Regional Headquarters, 6707 N. Little League Drive. SH: 6am-3pm. Contact John Benson 909-875-4545.

COLORADO

Jul 4 CO, Estes Park. 18th Annual Coolest Car Show. Estes Park Event Center, 1125 Rooftop Way. SH: 8am to 4pm. Entry tickets $5 for adults over 18; $2.50 children 6-17; children under 5, free. Contact Millie Miller [email protected]

Jul 4 CO, Northglenn. July 4th Festi-val. https://northglenn.webconnex.com/2016J4_carshow

Sep 9-11 CO, Loveland. The 19th Colorado Nationals. Pre-registration is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

CONNECTICUT

Apr 24 CT, East Hampton. 42nd Annual Belltown Gas & Steam Engine Show. Fireman’s Field, Rte. 16, East Hamp-ton, across from the covered bridge. Contact Peter Christianson 860-267-8394 or Jim Way 860-267-4626. www.belltownantiquecarclub.org

May 15 CT, Stratford. Boothe Memo-rial Park Antique & Classic Car Show. 5744 Main Street. SH: 9am to 3pm. Contact Rich Iannucci 203-610-3330 or email [email protected].

May 22 CT, East Hartford. Carl Maratta Auto Swap Meet and Car Corral. Rentschler Field, 615 Silver Lane. SH: 6:30am to 3pm, rain or shine. Entrance fee for spectators is $10. under twelve, Free. For Registration and further de-tails www.c-maratta-swap.com.


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Jun 12 CT, Manchester. 39th Annual MUSTANG Spring Round-Up. Mus-tangs Unlimited, 440 Adams Street. Rain Date: Jun 19. Show Car Entrance is at 579 Middle Turnpike West (Rt-44A), about 1.2 miles East of I-84, at Exit-60. SH: 9am to 11:30am. PH: 508-674-5462 or www.mccne.com.

Jun 26 CT, Bridgewater. 42nd Annual Antique & Classic Automobile Show. Fairgrounds, I-84, Exit 9 (Hawleyville), Route 25 North, RIght on Route 133, 6 Miles. SH: 9am. Email: [email protected].

Jul 4 CT, Essex. Annual Antique, Classic and Exotic Car Show. Hubbard Field, North Main Street. SH: 10am to 2pm. www.essexautoclub.com.

Jul 10 CT, Simsbury. 15th Annual Charity Car Show. Downtown Sims-bury. SH: 10am-3pm. Rain Date: Jul 17. PH: 860-658-4646 or email [email protected]. www.valleycollectorcarclub.org

Sep 11 CT, Manchester. 37th Annual Mustang Power Show. Mustangs Un-limited, 440 Adams Street. Rain Date: Sep 18. Show Car Entrance is at 579 Middle Turnpike West (Rt-44A), about 1.2 miles East of I-84, at Exit-60. SH: 9am to 11:30am. PH: 508-674-5462 or www.mccne.com.

DELAWARE

May 14 DE, Georgetown. 21st An-nual Alzheimer’s Benefi t Car, Truck and Tractor. 1st State Chevrolet, 300 S Dupont Hwy. SH: 9am-3pm. Live auction @12 noon. Contact Ralph Mc-Cabe 302-745-8748 or Bunky Burke 302-448-6402.

May 14 DE, Wilmington. Beers & Gears Spring Car Show. Casino Delaware Park, 777 Delaware Park Blvd. SH: 11am-4pm. Rain Date: May 15. Contact Scott 302-983-0588 or Email: [email protected].

Jun 18 DE, Newark. The 3rd Annual Brookside Spring Car & Truck Show. Lions Club, 390 East Chestnut Hill Road, (across from Vince’s Batting Cage). SH: 11am-4pm. www.face-book.com/BrooksideCommunity

Jun 24-25 DE, Harrington. 27th Annual Rod & Custom Jamboree. Harrington State Fair Grounds, 644 Fairground Road. PH: 410-479-8400.

Jul 3 DE, New Castle. The 43rd Annual Street Rods Car Show. 200 Center-point Blvd. SH: 8am to 4pm. Contact Sharon Piccolo 302-422-5105 or email:[email protected]

Sep 4 DE, Frederica. 2nd Annual Red White & Blue Car and Bike Show. 3rd base Liquors, 1491 Frederica Road. Email: [email protected] or [email protected].

Sep 25 DE, Greenwood. Don’s Tree Farm Fall Festival Car Show. 6396 Hickman Road. Rain Date: Oct 2. SH: Noon – 4pm. Email: [email protected]. www.donstreefarm.com

FLORIDA

May 6 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. SH: 4pm to 8pm.

May 21 FL, Pensacola. 2nd Annual Es-cambia Football Car Show. Escambia High School, 1310 North 65th Avenue. Contact Jennifer Olshefskie [email protected]. www.escam-biafootball.com

Jun 3 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. SH: 4pm to 8pm.

Jun 19 FL, New Smyrna Beach. 7th An-nual Father’s Day Car Show. Cross-roads Christian Church, 3838 State Road 44. Email: [email protected] of PH: 386-427-6518.

Jul 1 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. SH: 4pm to 8pm.

Jul 4 FL, Lake Butler. The Annual 12th Antique Car Show. Lake Side Commu-nity Center. Email: [email protected] or PH: 954-650-7016

Aug 5 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. SH: 4pm to 8pm.

GEORGIA

Apr 24 GA, Athens. Cruisin For A Cure Car & Bike Show. The Varsity, 1000 West Broad Street. SH: 1pm-4:30pm. Rain Date May 1. PH: 706-201-6724 or email [email protected]

Apr 30 GA, Atlanta. Cars & ‘Q For The Cause. Choate Construction Com-pany Offi ce, 8200 Roberts Drive. SH: 4pm-7pm. Contact Emily C. Bridges 678-892-1224 or email: [email protected]

May 14 GA, Alpharetta. The Atlanta Motoring Festival and Concours d’Elegance Main Event. Chukkar Farm Polo Club, 1140 Liberty Grove Rd. SH:

10am-3pm.

May 20-21 GA, Moultrie. Summer Swap Meet & Car Corral. Kelley Automotive. PH: 229-686-1771. www.summer-swapmeet.com

May 27-28 GA, Dawsonville. Spring MCA Mustang Expo. Atlanta Motors-port Park. Contact Steve Hall (Offi ce) 770-781-1001, (Cell) 404-664-6660 or email: [email protected]

Sep 10 GA, Flowery Branch. 13th An-nual Flowery Branch Car Show & Chili Cook-off. PLUS 9th Annual Bugs at the Branch VW Show. Flowery Branch Depot, 5517 Main Street. Rain Date: Sep 17. SH: 10am to 4pm. Contact Steve Soucie 770-967-2934 or email: [email protected]

ILLINOIS

Apr 17 IL, Elmhurst. 33rd Annual NIR-WPC. Larry Roesch Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram, 200 W. Grand Ave. (just west of York Road). PH: 630-721-0662.

Apr 17 IL, Wheaton. 20th Annual All British Car. DuPage County Fair-grounds, 1/2 mile north if IL Rt 38 on County Farm Road at Manchester Road. Contact Jim Evans 630-858-8192 or Victor L’Heureux 815-893-6535. www.britishcarswap.info

Apr 24 IL, Waterloo. Lions Regional Eye Care Committee Car Show. Down-town Waterloo, around the historic Monroe Court House. $10 entry fee. Contact John Ford or Dave Wuertz at [email protected] or ds-maw94htc.net.

May 13 IL, Robinson. Dog N Suds Cruise-In. 902 E. Main Street. SH: 6pm. Contact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinsoncarclub.com

May 14 IL, Robinson. Relay For Life Cruise-In. Robinson City Park, S. Park Street. SH: 4pm-8pm. Contact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinson-carclub.com

May 14 IL, Wilmington. Car Show. Winchester Green Shopping Center, (south side of town on Water Street/Route 102). SH: 3pm-7pm. Contact Bruce 815-476-6526 or email [email protected]

May 15 IL, Lake Zurich. 1st Annual Ma-son Legion Car Show. The American

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Legion, 51 Lions Drive. SH: 10am – 4pm. Contact Dan 847-774-4187.

May 21 IL, Robinson. Heritage Health Cruise-In. 600 Robinwood Drive. SH: 1pm-4pm. Contact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinsoncarclub.com

May 22 IL, Bourbonnais. 7th Annual Benefi t Car Show. Bradley-Bourbon-nais Chevrolet-Hyundai, Inc., 1400 Locke Drive. Rain Date: Jun 5. PH: 815-937-4831 or [email protected]

May 28 IL, Volo. Spring Car Corral. Volo Auto Museum. PH: 815-385-3644. www.Volocars.com

May 30 IL, Palestine. 35th Memorial Day Car Show. Leaverton Park. Rain or Shine. Conact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinsoncarclub.com

Jun 3-5 IL, Effi ngham. Volkswagen Evolution. PH: 866-350-4539 or www.registration.funfestacvw.com/default.aspx. www.mamotorworks.com.

Jun 10 IL, Robinson. Best one tire/Fish-ers Auto Parts Cruise-In. 1700 West Main Street. SH: 5pm. Contact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinson-carclub.com

Jun 12 IL, Alton. 19th Annual All Wheels Drive-In Car Show. 3rd Street, between Piasa & State. One block off the River Road, across from Argosy Casino. SH: 8am-4pm. Contact Jamey Griffi n 618-792-8901. www.Down-townAlton.com.

Jun 12 IL, Peotone. 44th Annual Swap Meet & Car Show. Will County Fair-grounds. PH: 630-200-0755 or email: [email protected]. www.trichevy.org

Jun 12 IL, Woodstock. Car Show. McHenry County Fairgrounds, 11900 Country Club Road. SH: 8am to 3pm. PH: 630-340-4744. www.skipsusa.net

Jun 26 IL, Yorkville. Gears & Ears. Ken-dall County Fairgrounds. Pre-entry fee $20. Contact Wayne 773-775-4696. www.gearsandears.com.

Jul 2 IL, Seneca. Come Join us by the Lake. Woodsmoke Ranch. SH: 9am to 2pm. Contact Mike 708-638-2555. woodsmokeranch.com

Jul 2 IL, Volo. 4th Annual VooDoo A Go Go Charity Kustom Car Show. Volo Auto Museum. PH: 815-385-3644.

www.Volocars.com

Jul 4 IL, Robinson. 8th Annual Inde-pendence Day. Robinson City Park, S Cross Street/S Howard Street. Rain or Shine. Contact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinsoncarclub.com

Jul 8 IL, Robinson. 1st Robinson Saving Bank Cruise-In. 501 E. Main Street. SH: 6pm. Contact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinsoncarclub.com

Jul 10 IL, Highland Park. Blue Oval Per-formance Car Club Show & Shine Car Show. Highland Park Ford-Lincoln, 1333 Park Ave West. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Jerry Robbin 847-997-8624 or email [email protected].

Jul 10 IL, Woodstock. Car Show. McHenry County Fairgrounds, 11900 Country Club Road. SH: 8am to 3pm. PH: 630-340-4744. www.skipsusa.net.

Jul 23 IL, Volo. 4th Annual All Camaro Charity Car Show. Volo Auto Museum. PH: 815-385-3644. www.Volocars.com

Aug 5 IL, Hutsonville. Hutsonville River Fest Car Show. Main Street. SH: 5pm-9pm. PH: 618-562-6544.

Aug 12 IL, Flat Rock. Flat Rock Home Coming Car Show. Downtown Main Street. Contact J.D. 618-584-3300.

Aug 13 IL, Wilmington. Car Show. Winchester Green Shopping Center, (south side of town on Water Street/Route 102). SH: 3pm-7pm. Contact Bruce 815-476-6526 or email [email protected]

Aug 14, IL, Oblong. 11th Annual Gabs Car Show. Oblong City Park. SH: 9am-3pm. Conact Gene Weger 618-569-3138.

Aug 14 IL, St. Charles. The 26th Annual Indian Uprising All Pontiac Week-end. The Pheasant Run Resort, 4051 East Main Street. SH: Sat 8am-4pm, Cruise-In 4pm-9pm; Sun 8am-3pm. Contact Ken Arendt 773-766-7514 or Paul Weinstein 847-812-3782 or Ken Smith 630-853-3483.

Aug 20 IL, Braidwood. 5th Annual Car Show. SH: 4pm -8pm. Contact Dee DeGroh 815-458-6891. http://braid-woodcarshow.wix.com/carshow

Aug 20 IL, DeKalb. 5th Annual Parts Place Inc. Car Show & Open House. The Parts Place Inc.630 Enterprise

Ave. SH: 9am-2pm. PH: 630-365-1800.

Aug 20 IL, Robinson. Shriners BBQ & Car Show, Robinson City Park, PH: 618-569-9211.

Sep 2 IL, Volo. 15th Annual Ford and Mustang Car Show. Volo Auto Museum. PH: 815-385-3644. www.Volocars.com

Sep 4 IL, Woodstock. Car Show. McHenry County Fairgrounds, 11900 Country Club Road. SH: 8am to 3pm. PH: 630-340-4744. www.skipsusa.net

Sep 9 IL, Robinson. Dog N Suds Cruise-In. 902 E. Main Street. SH: 6pm. Con-tact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinsoncarclub.com

Sep 11 IL, St. Charles. 21st Fierorama Car Show. Pottawatomie Park, 210 North Ave. SH: 12-noon to 5pm. Con-tact Jim 630-305-9806.

Sep 17 IL, Volo. 3rd Annual Hot Rods for Huntington’s Disease Charity Car Show. Volo Auto Museum. PH: 815-385-3644. www.Volocars.com

Sep 28 IL, St. Charles. Budweisers Car Show Tour 2016. Kane County Fairgrounds, 525 South Randall Road, Contact Irma at 559-391-057.

Sep 30 IL, Robinson. Toffee Festival Car Show. South side of the square. SH: 5pm-9pm.

Oct 1-2 IL, Joliet. Fall MCA Mustang Expo. Autobahn Circuit. , Contact Steve Hall Email [email protected] or (Offi ce) 770-781-1001 (Cell) 404-664-6660 www.themustangexpo.com

Oct 2 IL, Addison. 9th Annual Car Show. Medinah Shrine Center, 550 North Shriners Drive. SH: 8am to 3pm. PH: 630-889-1400. www.medinah.org

Oct 2 IL, Palestine. Wabash Valley Wine & Arts Fest Cruise-In. South Main Street. SH: 1pm-4pm. Contact Jesse Hock 618-553-0688. www.robinson-carclub.com

Nov 6 IL, Woodstock. Swap Meet. McHenry County Fairgrounds, 11900 Country Club Road. SH: 8am to 3pm. PH: 630-340-4744. www.skipsusa.net

INDIANA

Apr 24 IN, South Bend. The 53th Annual Swap Meet and Car Show. St. Joseph County Fair Grounds. Admission $5.


Contact Max 574-674-6111. www.pioneerautoassn.com

May 7 IN, Lafayette. 6th annual Car and Motorcycle Show. Oerlikon Fairfi eld South Parking Lot, 2400 Sagamore Parkway. SH: 11am-3pm EST. Contact Patti Frist 765-772-7636 or email: [email protected]

May 20-21 IN, Franklin. Hoosier Vintage Wheels. Johnson County Fairgrounds. Contact Scott Willis 317-501-5266 or [email protected]

May 21 IN, Portland. Arch Bridge Kroozers Spring Car Show. West Main Street. SH: 3pm-9pm. Contact Jim 260-417-6068 or Ron 260-251-1202. Email: [email protected]

May 28 IN, Sharpsville. The 14th Annual Summer Place Car Show. Summer Place, 4190 North State Road 19. PH: 765-963-5943. www.asummerplace.org

Jun 4 IN, Indianapolis. 3rd annual Church Brothers Collision Repair Car Show. Church Brothers Collision Re-pair Shadeland Shop, 751 N Shade-land Ave. Rain Date Jun 5. SH: 7am to 11am. Contact Sally at 317.846.8965. www.church-brothers.com

Jun 18 IN, Bargersville. 9th Annual Open Class Car Show and Fish Fry. First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 101 S. East Street. SH: 8am to 2pm. Contact Jeff Mosburg 317-422-4604 or email: [email protected]

Jun 19 IN, Noblesville. Father’s Day Car Show. Forest Park, 701 Cicero Road, (State Road 19). SH: 9am. Contact Dave Shank 317-674-8045 or Larry Grabb 317-710-2585. www.civv.freeservers.com

Jun 23-25 IN, Indianapolis. Bloomington Gold Corvettes. Indianapolis Motor Speedway, 4790 W. 16th Street. PH: 309-888-4477 or email: [email protected]. www.bloomington-gold.com

Jun 29-Jul 3 IN, Fort Wayne. Chevy Classics State Reps Car Show/Con-vention. Show is open to all 1949-1972 Chevy Cars & Trucks, 1967-2016 Camaros & Firebirds, 1953-1982 Cor-vettes. 1,000 point judging or cruiser class. E-mail [email protected] for fl yer/registration form or call Paula 440-346-6048.

Aug 19-21 IN, Indianapolis. 26th Annual Toy Construction Show. PH: 800-533-8293 or 701-883-5206. www.toytrucker.com

Sept 1-4 IN, Indianapolis. Mustang Club of America 40th Anniversary. Indianap-olis Motor Speedway. Contact Steve Hall Email [email protected] or (Offi ce) 770-781-1001 (Cell) 404-664-6660, www.mca40th.com

Sept 16-17 IN, Franklin. Hoosier Vintage Wheels. Johnson County Fairgrounds. Contact Scott Willis 317-501-5266 or [email protected]

IOWA

May 1 IA, Monticello. The 32nd Annual Spring Auto Parts Swap Meet. Fair-grounds Parking Lot, 700 North Maple Street. Contact Tom 319-465-5119 or www.autopartsswapmeet.com

Jun 4 IA, Clarinda. 2nd Annual Cruzin’ Clarinda. Clarinda Downtown Square. SH: 1pm-4pm. PH: 712-542-2166.

Jun 4 IA, Iowa City. Cruis’n for the Kids Car Show. University of Iowa Athletics Hall of Fame, 2425 Prairie Meadow Drive. PH: 319-430-2740 or email: [email protected]. www.motortopia.com/events/10825.

Jun 19 IA, Des Moines. 14th Annual Peace Classic Car and Truck Show. 5615 S.W. 14th. PH: 515-490-6355 or email: [email protected]. www.wrench57.com

Jul 1-3 IA, Des Moines. The 25th Heartland Nationals. Pre-registration is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

Aug 3-5 IA, Des Moines. 30th Annual Iowa Gas Petroliana-Automobilia Advertising Collectibles Swap Meet. Airport Holiday Inn, 6111 Fleur Drive. Contact John 515-321-7930 or Ron 515- 202-3089. www.iowagas.com

Sep 10-11 IA, Des Moines. 2016 Des Moines Concours. Contact Steve Simpson 515-779-7909 or [email protected]

Sep 25 IA, Indianola. Log Cabin Days Car Show. Warren County Fair-grounds, 1401 W 2nd Ave. Hwy 92. PH: 515-491-3357 or email [email protected]. https://www.facebook.com/wchs.

KANSAS

May 6 KS, Topeka. Washburn Tech Gears Up for Car Show. 5724 SW Huntoon Street. SH: 9am to 2:30pm. Contact Mike Evenson at 785-228-6313.

Jun 4 KS, Olathe. The 7th Annual Pontiac Tribute Day. Bass Pro, 12051 Bass Pro Drive. SP: KC Arrowheads Pontiac Club. Contact Wayne Kitchen [email protected] or 816-810-6969.

Jul 19 KS, Leawood. 15th Annual COR Car Show. The Church of the Resur-rection. 13720 Roe Ave. SH: 9am-1pm. Contact Brian 913-486-4066 or Joe 913-888-1968. or email: [email protected]. www.cor.org

KENTUCKY

May 28 KY, Alexandria. 3rd Annual Ron-nie Cobb Memorial Car & Motorcycle Show. Alexandria Fairgrounds, 100 Fairgrounds Road. Proceeds go to the Ronnie Cobb Memorial scholarship fund, Contact Randy Cobb 859-816-5033 or email [email protected].

Jun 11 KY, Eddyville. The West Ken-tucky Region of MARC. Event begins and ends in Eddyville.

Jul 14-17 KY, Lexington. Keeneland Concours d’Elegance. Keeneland Race Course, 4201 Versailles Road. SH: Sat. 9 am-4:30pm. PH: 859-422-3329. www.keenelandconcours.com

Jul 24 KY, Lexington. 5th Annual Car Show. Rupp Arena lower parking lot, off Cox Street. SH: 9am-4pm. Con-tact Rick Seratt [email protected] or 859-227-7058 (cell) 859-381-4503.

LOUISIANA

Jul 8-10 LA. Louisiana Collector Car Appreciation Weekend. Contact Chat Jones – Ambassador of Antique Auto-motive Affairs with Chatz Classic Car Concern.

MAINE

May 1 ME, Waldoboro. 15th Annual Cruisin’ to Graduation Car Show. Me-domak Valley High School, 320 Mank-town Road. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Elizabeth-Ann Bartlett 207-542-0848 or email [email protected]

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Jul 16 ME, Paris. The 38th Annual Founders’ Day & Classic Car Exhibit. Hamlin Memorial Library & Museum, 16 Hannibal Hamlin Drive. PH: 207-743-2980 or email: [email protected]

Aug 20 ME, Wells. The 5th Annual Woodies in the Cove Car Show. Next to McDonalds on Route 1, 974 Post Road. SH: 8:30-2pm. Contact Sonny Perkins 281-455-7779 or email: [email protected].

MARYLAND

Apr 20-24 MD, Carlisle. Spring Carlisle

Apr 24 MD, Sykesville. Car & Motor-cycle Show. 1207 W Liberty Road. SH: 10am-3pm. Rain Date: May 1.

May 1 MD, Greenbelt. Annual Spring Cadillac & LaSalle Show. Capitol Cadillac Company, 6500 Capitol Drive. SH: 10am. Contact Dan Ruby 301-894-8026.

May 1 MD, Monrovia. 5th Annual Classic Car, Truck, Street Rod & Motorcycle Show. 11801 Fingerboard Road, Mon-rovia, MD. Registration is $15.00 day of show For additional information call Tim Fogarty 240-308-0051 (Rain date is May 15th)

May 1 MD, Greenbelt. 25th Annual Capitol Cadillac Spring Car Show/ Automobilia Auction. Capitol Cadillac, Greenbelt MD Car Show: Dan Ruby at 301-343-1463

May 6-7 MD, Fredrick. All-Packard Indoor Swap Meet. American Legion Hall, 1450 Taney Ave. Info: PACK-ARDS, Box 4012, Falls Church VA 22044 or 301-384-4433.

May 6-7 MD, Urbana. All-Packard Indoor Swap Meet. American Legion Hall. 1450 Taney Ave. Frederick, MD . Call 301-384-4433 for additional information

May 14 MD, Urbana. Rev Up for Rotary Car Show. Urbana Fire Dept. Festival Grounds, 3602 Urbana Pike, Urbana MD. 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Cost: $5 individual, $10 per family, $25 to enter a car in the show

May 15 MD, West Friendship. West Friendship 2nd Annual Car Show. All makes and models are welcome, including motorcycles. Registration at show is $15.00. Howard County Living Fam Heritage Museum 12985 Freder-

ick Road, West Friendship, MD. Con-tact Al Zimmermann 410-560-0237

May 21 MD, Woodford. MOPARPALOO-ZA! Dominion Raceway, Woodford, Virginia. Open to all MoPars past and present.

June 4, MD Frederick. Second Chance Car Show. Urbana Carnival Grounds. 3602 Urbana Pike, Frederick MD

June 4 MD, Mechanicsville. 5th An-nual Mother Catherine Academy Car show. This is an open car show that will provide trophies for the top 30 and fi ve specialty awards. Mechanicsville, Maryland

June 11, MD, Columbia. Car, Truck & Motorcycle Lincoln Tech Show. 9325 Snowden River Parkway, Columbia, MD. 9-3. $10. Info: 443-375-1861

Jul 5-10 MD. The National DeSoto Club 31st Annual Convention. Contact Tom Kenny 410-239-7071.

Jul 9 MD, Damascus. Celebrate Damas-cus. Open to all makes and models. 26100 Woodfi eld Road. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free Car & Truck Cruise-In car show for all makes of Classic & inter-esting vehicles. For information call 301-253-2151

Aug 27 MD, Chesapeake City. The 6th Annual Car Show. Hurricane date – Sun. 28. 98 Bohemia Avenue. Pre-reg-istered before Aug. 12, $15. SH: 8am to 3pm. Email: [email protected]. www.facebook.com/chesapeakecity-carshow

Sep 18 MD, Frederick. 24th Annual Alzheimer’s Association Benefi t Car & Truck Show, at Frederick, Mary-land Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) – exit 56 off I-70, 1601 Bow-man’s Farm Road.10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Gates Open 8 am. Rain date: Sunday, Oct. 2. For more information, call Ed: 301-514-2207 or Butch: 301-514-8267. Day of Show: 301-401-3200; www.HMCCC.50G.com; e-mail: [email protected]

MASSACHUSETTS

May 14-15 MA, Mansfi eld. The 57th An-nual Swap Meet. Xfi nity Center, Route 140 at I-495. PH: 508-947-6600.

May 15 MA, Ashland. All Vehicle Show. MassBay Community College, 250 Elliot Street. SH: 8am-12 noon. Rain Date – May 22. Contact John Galla-

gher 781-239-3045.

May 21 MA, Marlborough. 5th Annual MCCNE American Iron Cruise. Solo-mon Pond Mall, 601 Donald Lynch Blvd. SH: 3pm-6pm. PH: 508-674-5462 or www.mccne.com

Jun 5 MA, Marlborough. 8th Annual Car Show. Main Street. SH: 9am-2pm. Rain Date: Jun 19. Contact Bob Archibald 508-251- 9790. www.marlborocarshow.com or www.push-rodswaltham.com

Jun 12 MA, North Andover. Smolak Farms 3rd Annual Antique & Classic Car Show. Smolak Farms, 315 South Bradford Street. SH: 9am-3pm. Rain Date Jul 10. Contact Mary or Anita Stewart 978-682-6332, ext. 0. [email protected]

Jun 12 MA, Maynard. 28th Annual Au-tofest. Maynard Rod and Gun Club, 45 Old Mill Rd. SH: 8am-noon. Contact Jack Malcolm 978 897-3445. clubs.hemmings.com/maynardaac

Jul 2-4 MA, Worcester. Cars of Summer Car Show & More. Green Hill Park, Green Hill Parkway or Skyline Drive. SH: Sat. 8am-5pm, Sun. 8am-5pm, Mon. 8am-3pm. PH: 508-832-7007. [email protected]

Jul 10 MA, Dedham. 45th Annual Car Show. Endicott Estates, 656 East Street.

Jul 17 MA, Marlborough. 32nd Annual Mustangs & American Iron Summer Round-Up. Solomon Pond Mall, 601 Donald Lynch Blvd. Rain Date: Jul 31. SH: 9am to 11:30am. PH: 508-674-5462 or www.mccne.com.

Aug 6 MA, Shrewsbury. Volks-Fair 17. Hebert Candy Mansion, 574 Hartford Turnpike (Rt. 20). SH: 9am to 2pm. Contact Jason 603-475-1543/[email protected]. www.facebook.com/thebugclub1

MICHIGAN

Apr 30-May 1 MI, Fowlerville. Annual Swap Meet. Fowlerville Fairgrounds, 8800 West Grand River Avenue. SH: 8am-4pm. Adm $5, under 14 Free. Contact Gary McIntyre 248-684-8955.

May 1 MI, Mendon. 53rd Annual Dust Off Old Car Show. 148 Kirby Road. SH: 8am-3pm. PH: 269-615-9686 or email [email protected].


May 4 MI, South Haven. 11th Annual Classic & Muscle Car Show. McFad-den Friendly Motor’s, 11628 M-140 HWY. SH: 5pm to 8pm. Contact Rusty McFadden 866-637-8558 ext 1314. Contact Raceen Buck at 866-637-8558 ext 1316 to pre-register or www.mcfaddenfriendly.com.

May 14 MI, Midland. Hugh A. Smith Memorial Car Show. Michigan Fair-grounds. SH: 9am-4pm. PH: 989-600-4057. www.BigOlBarnSaleMidland.com

May 21 MI, Hickory Corners. The Don-ald Gilmore Classic. Gilmore Car Mu-seum, 6865 W Hickory Road. Contact Jay A. Follis 269-671-5089 or [email protected].

May 18-22 MI, Holland. 46th Annual Spring Meet. Contact Keith & Judy Boonstra 616-772-6000 or [email protected]. www.chrysler-300club.com

May 28 MI, Northport. 19th Annual Car in the Park. Haserot Park. SH: 10am-4pm. PH: 231-386-5473 or email: northportcarsinthepark@gmail. www.northportcarsinthepark.com

Jun 11 MI, Roseville. 4th Annual Ros-eville Gratiot Cruise. City of Roseville N. of 10 miles and S. of 14 Mile. PH: 586-343-3485 or email [email protected]. www.roseville-heritagecruise.com

Jun 12-18 MI, Traverse City. The 51st Packard Club National Meet. PH: 763-420-7829 or email: [email protected]

Jun 17 MI, Spring Lake. 16th Annual Car Show. Spring Lake Orchard Market, 17029 Lloyds Bayou Drive. Contact Mary 616-846-7167/[email protected] or Nancy 616-638-1505.

Jun 17-18 MI, Hickory Corners. Midwest Microcar Show. Gilmore Car Museum, 6865 W. Hickory Road. SH 9am-3pm. Contact John Riley 563-564-6480 or email [email protected].

Jun 18 MI, Ashley. Ashley Trading Days Cruise In. Downtown Ashley. SH: 2pm-6pm. PH: 989-292-0034 or email [email protected].

Jun 18 MI, Dimondale. 24th Oldsmobile Homecoming Car Show & Swap Meet. State of Michigan Operations Cen-

ter Parking Lot, 7285 Parsons Drive. Contact Judy Badgley 517-645-7438 or email [email protected].

Jun 18 MI, Hickory Corners. 6th Annual Air Cooled Gathering. Gilmore Car Museum, 6865 W. Hickory Road. SH 9am-3pm. Contact Phil Weisenbarger 419-358-4651 or email: [email protected].

Jun 25-26 MI, Flint. Auto Fair. Sloan Museum, 1221 E Kearsley Street. PH: 810-667-0144. http://www.sloanauto-fair.com/

Jul 19-22 MI, Frankenmuth. International Ford Retractable Club 45th Annual National Convention. www.skyliner.org.

Aug 13 MI, St. Joseph. 12th Annual Lake Bluff Concours d’Elegance. Lake Bluff Park, downtown St. Joseph. Contact Dar Davis 269-983-0742 or email: [email protected],

Sep 18 MI, Chelsea. Car Show. St. Louis Center, 16195 W Old US Hwy 12. SH: 10am-4pm. PH: 734-475-8430. www.stlouiscenter.org

MINNESOTA

May 1 MN, St. Paul. The 40th Northland Antique, Doll, Toy and Advertising Show. Progress Center, MN State Fairgrounds. SH: 9am to 3pm. Contact Bob Mannella 763-560-4290.

Jun 2 MN, Pierz. Rock, Roll and Stroll. Downtown Pierz. SH: 6pm to 9pm. Contact: Mike Lucking 320-630-9440.

Jun 5 MN, St. Paul. The 34th All GM Car/Truck Show & Swap Meet. Minne-sota State Fairgrounds, Machinery Hill. Contact Milo Falk 952-545-0134.

Jun 5 MN, Minneapolis. 37th Annual All Ford Picnic and No-trophy Show. Dunwoody College of Technology, 818 Dunwoody Blvd. SH: 10am to 3pm. Contact Steve Seidl 763-434-7848 or John Titus 651-278-3284.

Jun 5 MN, Excelsior. 4th Annual 10,000 Lakes Concours d’Elegance. Lake Minnetonka. SH: 10am-4pm. More infor: www.10000lakesconcours.com/

Jun 17-19 MN, St. Paul. MSRA Back to the 50’s Weekend. State Fairgrounds. www.msra.com

Jun 19 MN Red Wing. Goovy 60’s Father’s Day Show. 3rd & Bush,

Downtown Red Wing. SH: 10am to 3pm. Contact Arlan 651-388-1800 or email [email protected]

Jul 7 MN, Pierz. Rock, Roll and Stroll. Downtown Pierz. SH: 6pm to 9pm. Contact: Mike Lucking 320-630-9440.

Jul 17 MN, Saint Paul. 3rd Annual High-land Fest All Ford Car & Truck Show. Ford Parkway, between Howell and Kenneth Streets in Highland Village. SH: 9am to 5pm. Contact Tom Murray 651-699-1893 or Bruce Nelson 651-482-8940.

Aug 4 MN, Pierz. Rock, Roll and Stroll. Downtown Pierz. SH: 6pm to 9pm. Contact: Mike Lucking 320-630-9440.

Aug 13 MN, New Brighton. 30th Anniversary New London to New Brighton Antique Car Run. Contact Mike Maloney 612-816-6880 or email [email protected]. www.antiquecarrun.org

Aug 14 MN, New Brighton. 30th Annual New Brighton Car Show and Swap Meet. Long Lake Regional Park, 1500 Old Hwy 8 NW. SH: 8am to 4pm. Con-tact Bruce Nelson 651-482-8940.

Aug 20 MN, Maple Lake. Gear-head Get Together. Downtown. SH: 8am-5pm. PH: 320-274-8283. www.gear-head-gettogether.com

Aug 21 MN, Sauk Rapids. 41st An-nual Show and Swap. Benton County Fairgrounds, 1410 3rd Ave South. SH: 7am-3pm. A: $7, kids 11/under free with pd adult. www.pantowners.org

Sep 1 MN, Pierz. Rock, Roll and Stroll. Downtown Pierz. SH: 6pm to 9pm. Contact: Mike Lucking 320-630-9440.

MISSOURI

Apr 23 MO, Owensville. 2nd Annual Spring Fest Paint the Town. Art Works on Main Gallery, 113 N 1st Street. SH 8am-3pm. PH 573-437-2502.

May 1 MO, Saint Louis. Charity Car Show For Leah Brown. Jefferson Bar-racks Amphitheater, 345 North Road. SH: 8am to 4pm. PH: 314-898-6655.

May 6 MO, Clinton. Champion 60th Celebration. Champion Brands, LLC, 1001 Golden Drive. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Karl Dedolph 660-890-6231. us8.campaign-archive2.com/?u=3fd17e0b83af51a7e45eeb96e&id=bb15e034be&e=0198bfbf96

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May 7 MO, Hannibal. Loafers 21st An-nual Car Show. North Main St. Down-town. Pre-register deadline Apr 21. Day of show register 8 to noon. Show space limited to 300 entries. Entry fee $20 for pre-entry, $25 at gate. Spec-tators free. 573-985-4525. [email protected]

May 21 MO, Carthage. The 43rd Annual Vintage Rod Run. Carthage Muny Park. PH: 417-358-6035 or 417-358-3841.

Jun 4 MO, Branson. 17th Annual Mopars. Presleys’ Country Jubilee, 2920 W 76 Country Blvd. PH: 417-887-1280/417-849-8489/417-331-0175. www.route66moparclub.com

Jun 9-12 MO, St. Louis. The Great St. Louis Car Meet of 2016. More Infor-mation email: [email protected]. www.mooncarclub.com

Jun 11 MO, Raymore. Drive Out Hunger Classic Car Show & Community Food Drive. Raymore Presbyterian Church, 204 S. Jefferson Street. SH: 10am-2pm. PH: 816-388-9822. raymorepres-byterian.org

Jun 11 MO, West Plains. Annual Car Show and Swap Meet. West Plains Civic Center. SH: 8am-3pm. www.westplainscarclub.net

Jul 16 MO, Harrisonville. Midwest Ford Fest 2016. Max Ford, 2502 Cantrell Road. SH: 8am-2pm. Contact Nathan Skelton at 816-380-3251 or email: [email protected]

Jul 17 MO, Rosebud. 54th Gasconade County Threshers Association Car Show. Rosebud Community Park. PH 573-437-6735.

Jun 17-18 MO, Sedalia. 17th Annual My Car Swap Meet. State Fairgrounds. Rain or Shine. SH: Fri 9am-5pm, Sat. 7am-?. Contact Kevin 660-596-3338 or Mike 660-221-4966. www.mycar-swapmeet.com

Jul 30 MO, Gasconade. 2nd Annual An-tique & Classic Car Show. Lower Ball Field Grounds. PH 314-578-7203.

Aug 10-14 MO, Kansas City. Vintage Thunderbird Club International Con-vention. PH: 402-332-4186 or email [email protected].

Sep 17 MO, Owensville. Fall Festival Antique & Classic Car Show. Immacu-late Conception Catholic Church. PH

573-437-6735.

Sep 24 MO, Plattsburg, 2nd Annual Bumms Auto & Bike Show. Perkins Park. Contact Tom Morsbach 913-206-0387 or Ken Tongue 816-592-0445. https://sites.google.com/site/bummsautoandbikeshow

MONTANA

May 21 MT, Kalispell. 7th Annual Swap Meet and Car Show. Raceway Park, Mile Marker 120, Hwy. 93 North. SH: 8am to 4pm. Contact Rob 406-249-5388 or email [email protected] or Michael 406-270-4657 or email [email protected]. www.glacierstreetrodassoc.org.

NEBRASKA

Jun 25 NE, Lincoln. The 2nd Speedway Motors Day at The Hay. Pre-registra-tion is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

NEVADA

May 14 NV, Reno. The 13th Annual Deer In The Headlights car show. A&W, 900 East Plumb Lane. SH: 10am until 3pm. The entry fee $25. www.facebook.com/BattleBornMopars, www.battlebornmopars.com or email [email protected].

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Jul 9, NH, Moultonborough. Antique & Classic Automobile Event. Castle in the Clouds, Rt. 171/455 Old Mountain Road. SH: 10am–3pm. PH: 603-476-5900 or email [email protected]. www.castleintheclouds.org/events/3052/.

Aug 21, NH, Deering. Granite State Olde Truck Meet (formerly the Barrington Olde Truck Meet). Feather Airport on Old Concord Road, just off route 202 in Deering, New Hampshire. Contact Don Smith at 603-664-9761 or Brad at [email protected].

NEW JERSEY

Apr 30 NJ, Mt. Ephraim. 8th Annual Car/Motorcycle Show. Mepri Hall, 120 W Kings Highway. SH: 9am-1pm. Contact Tom 856-217-2147 or Sam 856-816-3767 or e-mail [email protected].

Apr 30 NJ, Palmyra. 21st Classic Car Show. 30 W Broad Street. SH; 10am-

3pm. Contact Phil 908-600-3731.

May 1 NJ, Morristown. The Spring Meet. The Mennen Arena, 161 E Hanover Ave. PH: 908-755-4266 or email [email protected]. www.njaaca.org

May 1 NJ, Pompton Lakes. 18th Annual Metro Petro Collectors Show. Pomp-ton Lakes Elks Lodge #1895, 15 Perrin Ave. SH: 8am-1pm, Rain or Shine. metropetro.weebly.com

May 29 NJ, Hackettstown. 22nd Annual Car Show. Mars Chocolate North America, 800 High Street. SH: 9am-3pm. www.hackettstownrotary.org

May 29 NJ, North Haledon. Motorama Car Show & Flea Market. Middle School fi eld, 515 High Mountain Road. SH: 8am to 4pm. Email: info@show-fi eld.com. www.clubs.hemmings.com.

Jun 10-12 NJ, Millville. Weekend of Thunder. New Jersey Motorsports Park, 8000 Dividing Creek Rd. PH: 856-327-8000.

June 11 NJ, Mahwah. 2nd Annual Ramapo Concours d’Elegance. 505 Ramapo Valley Rd, Mahwah, NJ. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. $5 a person, Free for children 5 and under. www.ramapo-concours.com.

Jun 12 NJ, Flanders. 1st Annual Car Show. 1 Goldmine Road. SH: 10am. Rain Date: Jun 19. Contact Contact Dana 973-347-0300 or email: [email protected]

Jun 26 NJ, Wayne. (Rain Date: July 10). The 22nd Annual Car Show. Wayne Township Municipal Parking Lot, 475 Valley Road. SH: 9am- 4pm. PH: 973-882-0288 or email [email protected].

Jul 23 NJ, Roebling. The 7th Annual Roebling Museum Car Show. Roebling Museum, 100 Second Ave. SH: 9am to 3pm. Rain Date: July 24. Contact: Varissa 609-499-7200 or [email protected] or Bobbi (H) 215-752-0484, (C) 215-820-3276. www.movinonkruzers.com.

Aug 14 NJ, Metuchen. The 7th Annual Metuchen Rescue Squad Benefi t Car, Truck, & Motorcycle Show. Metuchen-high School, 400 Grove Ave. SH: 10am to 3pm. www.metrescuesquad.com

NEW MEXICO

Jun 4 NM, Tucumcari. 4th Annual


Rockabilly On The Route. Conven-tion Center. SH: 9:30am to 4pm. http://goo.gl/7E5akl or http://goo.gl/Hxwgo4. www.facebook.com/events/244352109240059/

NEW YORK

Apr 29-May 1 NY, Greece. Spring Dust Off Auto Show. The Mall at the Greece Ridge, 271 Greece Ridge Center Drive. Contact Joe 585-303-5290 or Dan 585-314-7794.

May 1 NY, St James. Long Island Cars Custom & Collectible Car Show & Swap Meet. Flowerfi eld Fairgrounds, Route 25A. SH: 8am-5pm. Rain Date: May 22. Contact Phyllis Aquino 631-567-5898.

May 15 NY, Merrick. 40th Annual LI & NYC Oldsmobile Club Spring Dust-Off Car Show & Swap Meet. Four Towns Fireman’s Training Center, 1650 Mer-rick Road. SH: 9am-5pm. Rain Date: May 15. Email: [email protected]. http://li-nyc-oldsclub.com/

May 15 NY, Oceanside. Car Club Show. Hempstead Plains VCC, School House Green, Foxhurst Road, (between Oceanside Rd & Long Beach Rd). Rain Date: May 22. Contact Holly or Dave (516) 889-1089 or email [email protected]

May 21 NY, Massena. Frenchie’s Great Northern N.Y. Auto Show. 255 E Orvis Street. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Sue Stiles at 315-323-8470.

May 22 NY, Sylvan Beach. 41st Sylvan Beach Antique Car Show. Village Park on Main Street. SH: 9am-4pm.

May 28-29, NY, Norwich. The 51st An-nual Antique Auto Show & Flea Mar-ket. Chenango County Fairgrounds, 168 East Main Street. SH: 8am-5pm. Contact Barb 607-334-8549 or Mau-rice 607-829-6268. www.raocc.org

Jun 4 NY, Hamlin. Hamlin Wheel Fest 2016 Cruise-In. Hamlin Fireman’s Field, 1521 Lake Road. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Gary 585-752-4863 or Kathi 585-964-2421.

Jun 5 NY, Rock Hill. 53rd Annual Spring Meet. Nana’s House, 125 Lake Marie Road. SH: 9am. PH: 845-932-8923. www.catskillregionaaca.org.

Jun 5 NY, Springwater. 16th Annual Springwater Gala Car Show. Larry J. Canute Memorial Park, School Street.

Contact Ronald Ingraham 585-669-2832.

Jun 10-12 NY, Rhinebeck. The 24th Grundy Worldwide Insurance East Coast Nationals. Dutchess County Fairgrounds, 6550 Springbrook Ave. PH: 614-268-1181. www.jeffjohnson-motorsports.com

Jun 12 NY, Liverpool. 39th Annual All Ford Show. Longbranch Park. SH: 9am-4pm. Contact Dennis 315-469-0913 or email: [email protected]

June 12 NY, Greece. 42nd Annual Street Machines. Badgerow Park, 1120 Latta Road. Contact Dick 585-663-0393 or Frank 585-303-1555. www.streetma-chinesofrochester.com

Jun 18 NY, Albany. Cruise-In to Summer 8. Cook Park in Colonie Village. SH: 3pm-8pm. Contact Jim 518-459-1136/[email protected], or Ed 518-456-8909/[email protected]. www.unybca.com

Jun 19 NY, Cazenovia. 13th Annual Eu-rocar European Motorcar & Motorbike Show. Lorenzo State Historic Park, Rt 13 & 20. SH: 9am to 3pm. http://cny.mgcarclub.com

Jun 20 NY, Amagansett. Amagansett Fire Department Classic Car Show. Amagansett Firehouse grounds, Route 27. Rain Date: Jun 21. SH: 9am-3pm. PH: 516-383-5320 or [email protected] or [email protected].

Jun 24-25 NY, Saratoga Springs. Annual Saratoga Automobile Museum Gala. Saratoga Automobile Museum, 110 Ave of the Pines. PH: 518-587-1935. www.saratogaautomuseum.org

Jul 10 NY, Liverpool. Annual Antique-Classic & Working Truck Show. Long-branch Park. SH: 9am-4pm. Contact Scott Smith 315-687-1165.

Jul 17 NY, North Blenheim. Schoharie Valley Region AACA Antique Auto Show. New York Power Authority Visitor’s Center, 1378 State Route 30. Contact Ron Davis 518-234-7495 or email: [email protected].

Jul 23 NY, Collins Center. 4th Annual Car Show & Picnic. School St. & Col-lins Center Zoar Road, (Behind old school building). SH: Noon-4pm. PH: 716-241-7066 or cell 716-449-8749 or email: [email protected]

Jul 31 NY, Montgomery. 43rd Annual Orange County Antique Auto Show. Thomas Bull Memorial Park (Orange County Park), 211 Route 416. Rain or Shine. Contact Bob Hull 845-856-2970 or email [email protected]. OCANTIQUEAUTOCLUB.COM

Jul 31 NY, Oceanside. Car Club Show. Hempstead Plains VCC, School House Green, Foxhurst Road, (between Oceanside Rd & Long Beach Rd). Rain Date: Aug 7. Contact Holly or Dave 516-889-1089 or email [email protected].

Aug 13 NY, Auburn. 44th Annual Fingerlakes Region AACA Car Show. Downtown Auburn, (Routes 34 & 20). SH: 9am to 4pm. Contact Jim Vitale at 315-253-4357 or email [email protected]

Aug 14 NY, Long Beach. Car Club Show. Hempstead Plains VCC, Ken-nedy Plaza, Park Ave. Contact Holly or Dave 516-889-1089 or email [email protected].

Oct 16 NY, Lynbrook. Car Club Show. Lynbrook Atria, 100 Peninsula Blvd. Rain Date: Oct 23. Contact Holly or Dave 516-889-1089 or email [email protected]

NORTH CAROLINA

Apr 30 NC, Waxhaw. 7th Annual Marvin Ridge Band Booster’s Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Show. Marvin Ridge High School, 2825 Crane Road. Contact Matthew Cortelli at 704-564-5409 or email: [email protected].

Oct 14-16 NC, Henderson. Show, Shine, Shag & Dine Antique, Classic, Muscle Car and Nostalgia Drag Car Show and the East Coast Drag Times Hall of Fame & Reunion. PH: 866-438-4565. www.kerrlake-nc.com or www.east-coastdragtimeshalloffame.com.

Oct 21-23 NC, Charlotte. The 23rd Southeastern Nationals. Pre-registra-tion is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

OHIO

April 29-30 OH, Canfi eld. Dave & Ed’s Super Auto Events Canfi eld Swap Meet, Car Corral & Sunday Car Show. Canfi eld Mahoning County Fairgrounds, 7265 Columbiana. SH: 8am-5pm. PH 330-477-8506. www.

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May 14 OH, Lancaster. 5th Annual Community Days Festival Car Show. Fairfi eld County Fairgrounds. SH: 1pm-3pm. Rain Date: May 15. Contact Eric Keener 740-654-9248 or email [email protected].

May 20-22 OH, Columbus. Chrysler Power Classic, Car Show, Swap Meet, Drag Race and Car Corral. National Trail Raceway, 2650 National Road SW. PH: 614-268-1181. www.jeffjohn-sonmotorsports.com

May 21 OH, Akron. Car Cruise. Win-demere Elementary School, 2283 Windemere Avenue, (Off Canton Rd Behind Eastgate Plaza).SH: 2pm-4pm. PH: 330 882-2453.

May 21 OH, Athens. The 6th Annual Cruise In at the Convo. Ohio University Convocation Center, 95 Richland Av-enue. SH: 9am to 12pm. PH: 740-594-3733 or [email protected].

May 21 OH, Columbus. Armed Forces Day Car Show. Rain Date: May 22. Hilliard Memorial VFW Post 4931, 2436 Walcutt Road. More information email: [email protected].

May 27-29 OH, Springfi eld. The Spring-fi eld Swap Meet & Car Show Spring Event. Clark County Fairgrounds, exit #59 off I-70 (between Dayton & Columbus). SH: Fri–Sat 7am-6pm and Sun 7am-3pm. PH: 937-376-0111 or Fax 937-372-1171. www.ohioswap-meet.com

May 30 OH, City of Green. City of Green Memorial Day Parade and Car Show. SH: 9am–3pm. PH: 330-882-2453. www.topdowndjs.com

Jun 4-5 OH, Lancaster. 53rd An-nual Spring Festival Car Show and Swap Meet. Historic Fairfi eld County Fairgrounds, 157 East Fair Ave. SH: 8am-5pm. Contact Tammie Colosky 740-862-0565. www.lancasteroldcar-club.org

Jun 5 OH, Lebanon. 38th Annual Ace Car Show. Warren Co. Armco Park, 1223 N State Route 741. SH: 9am. Contact Charlie Rouster 513-422-6166.

Jun 11 OH, Green. 7th Annual Car Show. Maps Air Museum, 2260 Inter-national Parkway. PH: 330-896-6332.

www.mapsairmuseum.org

Jun 12 OH, Cincinnati. Ault Park Concours d’Elegance. 3600 Observa-tory Ave. Admin: Pre-sale tickets $20 single or 4/$60. Admission at gate $25 adults, $15 student with ID, kids 12 & under free. Contact Sue 513-321-1951 or www.ohioconcours.com.

Jun 18 OH, Hilliard. Hilliard Historical Village Car Show. Rain Date: Jun 25. Hilliard Historical Village, Weaver Park/Franklin County Fairgrounds. More information email: [email protected]

Jun 18-19 OH, Mt Gilead. 40th Annual Father’s Day Rod Run and Car Show. Morrow County Fairgrounds. PH: 330-882-2453. www.topdowndjs.com

Jul 7-9 OH, Dublin. The 34th Annual Arthritis Foundation Classic Auto Show and Cruise. Contact Liz Martin 614-503-5591. www.ArthritisAuto-Show.com

Jul 9 OH, Chesterland. 14th Annual Chester Christian Center Car Show. 11815 Chillicothe Road. SH: 10:30am–3pm. Contact Jack 440-283-5168.

Jul 8-10 OH, Columbus. The 19th Goodguys PPG Nationals. Pre-regis-tration online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

July 22-24 OH, Canfi eld. Dave & Ed’s Super Auto Events Canfi eld Swap Meet, Car Corral & Sunday Car Show. Canfi eld Mahoning County Fairgrounds, 7265 Columbiana. SH: 8am-5pm. PH 330-477-8506. www.autoevents.com

Jul 23 OH, North Canton. Goodyear Tire Center Annual Car Cruise. Frank Ave (Near the Strip). SH: 6pm-9pm. PH: 330 882-2453.

Jul 29 OH, Uniontown. Lion’s Club Fes-tival Car Show. Hartville Flea Market. SH: 4:30pm–8pm. PH: 330-882-2453

Aug 7 OH, Boardman. 38th Annual Car Show & Flea Market. Boardman Park, 375 Boardman-Poland Road. Sh: 9am–5pm. Rain or Shine. Contact Dave 330-544-0242. www.mvocc.com

Aug 12-13 OH, Marysville. The 2nd Annual Marysville Charity Car Show. Honda Marysville on Coleman’s Cross-ing. SH: 8am to 3pm. PH: 937-642-9618. www.unioncountyfoundation.

org/MarysvilleCharityCarShow

Aug 13 OH, Hartville. Schoner Chevrolet Car Show. 720 W. Maple Street. Rain or Shine. SH: 8am-3pm. PH: 330-882-2453. www.topdowndjs.com

Sep 9-11 OH, Springfi eld. The Spring-fi eld Swap Meet & Car Show Fall Event. Clark County Fairgrounds, exit #59 off I-70 (between Dayton & Columbus). SH: Fri –Sat 7am-6pm and Sun 7am-3pm. PH: 937-376-0111 or Fax 937-372-1171. www.ohioswap-meet.com

Sep 16-18 OH, Canfi eld. Dave & Ed’s Super Auto Events Canfi eld Swap Meet, Car Corral & Sunday Car Show. Canfi eld Mahoning County Fairgrounds, 7265 Columbiana. SH: 8am-5pm. PH 330-477-8506. www.autoevents.com

OKLAHOMA

Apr 22-23 OK, Tulsa. 44th Annual Tulsa Area Swap Meet. Creek County Fairgrounds, Junction of Highway 33 and Route 66. SH: 7am to 6pm, Friday and Saturday. Contact Lynda Strode 918-371-2437.

May 12-13 OK, Chickasha. Chickasha Auto Swap Meet. 712 E Choctaw Av-enue. Rain or Shine. More Info www.chickashaautoswapmeet.com

Jun 3-5 OK, Elk City. Rt. 66 Swap Meet Western Oklahoma Auto/Motorcycle Swap Meet. Elk City Convention Cen-ter, 1016 East Airport Industrial Road..SH: Fri 9am-6pm; Sat 9am-6pm; Sun 10am-3pm. Contact Richard Greenway 580-799-5072 or email: [email protected]

Jun 11 OK, Collinsville. 15th Annual Hogs ‘n’ Hot Rods/Back Alley BBQ Car & Motorcycle Show. Main Street (Hwy 20). SH: 9am-6pm. PH: 918-371-5530.

Oct 13-15 OK, Chickasha. The 48th Annual Largest Auto Swap. Rain or Shine. More Info www.chickashaauto-swapmeet.com

Oct 14-16 OK, Wilburton. 30th Annual Robbers Cave Fall Foliage Cruise/ Lawn Chair Nationals. Robbers Cave State Park, along the shores of Lake Carlton in the San Bois Mountains.

Oct 20-22 OK, Norman. Norman Swap Meet. Cleveland County Fairgrounds, 615 E Robinson Street. 9am to 6pm


Thursday through Saturday! I Indoor and Outdoor vender spaces $30. (Spaces $35 at the meet). PH: 405-651-7927. www.NormanSwapMeet.com Email: [email protected]

OREGON

May 14 OR, Cornelius. Street Rods, Classics, and Custom Car Collection Open House and Sale. Papa’s Toys, 495 N. Holladay Street. SH: 9am-4pm. Contact Autumn 503-758-2241 or [email protected]

Jun 18 OR, Elgin. Annual Car Show. SH: 9am to 3pm. Contact Steve Oliver at 68357 Summerville Road, Sum-merville, Oregon 97876. PH: 541-534-6405 or 541-786-1040. Email [email protected].

Jul 8-10 OR, Portland. Portland Vintage Racing Festival. Portland International Raceway, 1940 N. Victory Blvd. Con-tact Sandy 503.307.5420. www.SVRA.com or [email protected]

Jul 15-17 OR, La Grande. Grande Ronde-A-View Weekend Car Show. Contact Arlan Miesner 541-910-9025 or email [email protected]. timbercruiserscarclub.com

Jul 31 OR, Lebanon. The Old Car Sun-day & BBQ – Car Show. Lebanon First Assembly of God Church, 726 W. Oak Street. PH: 541-259-1265.

Aug 6 OR, Prairie City. 21st Annual Grant County Kruzers Show ‘n Shine. City Park, Front ST & SW Bridge ST. SH: 9am-3pm. PH: 541-542-2525 or 541-820-3745. Email: [email protected]. www.ortelco.net/~kruzers.

Oct 14-15 OR, Portland. Pir Fall Auto Swap Meet. Portland International Raceway, 1940 N. Victory Blvd. Contact Sandy 503.307.5420. www.Portlandraceway.com or [email protected]

PENNSYLVANIA

Apr 23 PA, Hershey. Car 4 Critters Exotic Car Show. AACA Museum, 161 Museum Drive. SH: 9am-5pm. PH: 717-566-7100 or Fax: 717-566-7300. Email: [email protected].

Apr 29 – Oct 30 PA, Pottsville. Jerry’s Classic Cars & Collectibles. PH: 570-628-2266/570-622-9510 or email [email protected]. www.jerrys-museum.com.

May 7 PA, Trevose. Faulkner Mazda ‘To Be Sure’ Car Show. Faulkner Mazda, 4437 East Street Road. Rain Date: May 14. SH: 9am-3pm. Contact Bobbi (H) 215-752-0484, (C) 215-820-3276, or movin’[email protected]. www.movinonkruzers.com

May 14 PA, Ambler. 20th Anniversary Ambler Auto Show. Butler Ave & Race Street. Rain Date: May 15. SH: 3pm-8pm. Contact Glen Winans 215-643-3088 or Ron Ross 215-654-9663.

May 14 PA, Waynesboro. Auto Parts Flea Market and Swap Meet. Rouzer-ville Ruritan Club, 11962 Old Rt. 16. Contact Bobby Etter 717-762-2446 or Greg Kugler 717-765-4471 or email [email protected].

May 15 PA, Media. Car Show & Flea Market. Linvilla Orchards, 137 West Knowlton Road. SH: 9am-3pm. Rain or Shine. PH: 610-876-7116 or email [email protected].

May 15 PA, Wind Gap. 33rd Annual Wind Gap “Cruise to the Gap” Car Show. Wind Cap Park. SH: 9am-3pm. Contact Tony Borger 610-704-6586 or email: [email protected]. www.cruisetothegap.org

May 20-21 PA, Bethel. KCFCA 18th Regional Meet. Comfort Inn, 41 Diner Road.

May 21 PA, Downingtown. 11th Annual BOPC Car Show. VFW Post 845, 4601 W. Lincoln Highway. SH: 9am to 2pm. Email [email protected]. clubs.hemmings.com/delvaloldsclub/DVOC_2016_spring_show_fl ier.pdf.

May 21 PA, Freeport. 2nd Annual Cruise for a Cure. Slate Lick United Presby-terian Church, 106 Brown Rd. Rain Date: May 22. Contact Randy 724-295-2847.

May 22 PA, Strasburg. Show and fl ea market. The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania,300 Gap Rd.,(PA route 741). SH: 9am. Contact Clay Green 215-313-2734 or email [email protected].

May 25 PA, Strasburg. “Cruise” Wednesday, the 25th. Ruby Tuesdays, corner of route 896 and route 30. SH: 5:30pm. Contact Clay Green 215-313-2734 or email [email protected].

May 29 PA, Bristol. The 2nd Annual Spring Into Summer Car Show. Nir-

vana Family Fitness Center, 1222 New Rodgers Road (Rt. 413 one light south of I-95 interchange). SH: 9am-3pm. Rain Date: June 5. Contact Bobbi (H) 215-752-0484, (C) 215-820-3276 or movin’[email protected]. www.movinonkruzers.com

Jun 5 PA, Waynesboro. 26th Annual Car and Truck Show. Red Run Park, 12011 Buchanan Trail E. Contact Bobby Etter 717-762-2446 or Greg Kugler 717-765-4471.

Jun 10-12 PA, Butler. 2016 Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival. PH: 724-256-4050. www.BantamJeepFestival.com

Jun 10-12 PA, Hershey. The Elegance at Hershey. The Hotel Hershey, 501 West Governor Road. Contact Don Stabilito 717-534-1910 or email [email protected].

Jun 11 PA, Essington. 6th Annual Governor Printz Antique Car Show. Governor Printz Park. Rain Date Jun 18. Email [email protected] or PH: 215-796-4426.

Jun 11 PA, Langhorne. The 1965-1996 Full Size Chevrolet Club. Core Creek Park. Contact Bill Fuchs 215-357-9367.

Jun 11 PA, York Springs. 41st Annual Antique &Classic Auto & Truck Show. Latimore Valley Fairgrounds. SH: 7am-3pm. SP: Gettysburg Region AACA. Contact Rick Engle 717-451-0092. www.aacagettysburgregion.org

Jun 12 PA, Clearfi eld. Queens for a Cause Car & Bike Show. Clearfi eld County Fair Grounds, 5615 Park Street. Contact Melanie Henry 814-505-7876 or email: [email protected].

Jun 12 PA, Waterford. 41st Annual Car Show. Gazebo Park. SH: 10am to 3:30pm.

Jun 19 PA, Oley. Father’s Day Rod Run. Oley Fairgrounds, 477 Main Street. SH: 8am-3pm, Rain or Shine. Contact Mike Colon 610-777-1179 or Dennis Johnston 610-223-5350.

Jul 9-10 PA, Bethel. 10th Annual Fly-In, Vintage Automobile Show, & Big Band Swing Dance. Golden Age Air Mu-seum, 371 Airport Road. Contact Paul Dougherty 717-933-9566 or email: [email protected]. www.gold-enageair.org

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Jul 10 PA, Hamlin. 42nd Annual Car Show, Crafts & Flea Market. Salem Masosnic Grove, Rt. 191, South of Hamlin. Contact Hank 570-253-0545 or website: www.aaca.org/way-anepike/

Jul 19 PA, Houtzdale. Houtzdale Days Car Show. Hannah Street. Contact Melanie Henry at 814-505-7876.

Jul 26-30 PA, Allentown. The 50th An-niversary of the Buick Club of America. Bulgari Complex. PH: 614-472-3939 or www.BuickClub.org.

Aug 27 PA, Millersburg. 2nd Annual Cruzin’ For PA Wounded Warriors. Weis Markets, 1671 Rt. 209. SH: 8am. Contact Butch Markel 717-979-5250 or Kerry Teter 717-635-5026 or Dave Lehr 570-527-3450. Email: [email protected]. www.keystonegarageclub.com

Aug 27 PA, Souderton. Branches, Brawn, and Beauty Car Show. Souder-ton Mennonite Homes, 207 W Summit Street. SH: 9am to 3pm. Contact Becky Whipple at 215-368-4438 ext. 44110 or by email [email protected].

Sept 4 PA, Bristol. The 3rd Annual Nirvana Family Fitness Car Show. Nirvana Family Fitness, 1222 New Rodgers Road, (Rt. 413 one light south of I-95 interchange). SH: 9am-3pm. Rain Date: Sep 11. Contact Bobbi (H) 215-752-0484, (C) 215-820-3276 or movin’[email protected]. www.movinonkruzers.com

Oct 8 PA, Ivyland. The 4th Annual Tony’s Place Car Show. 1297 Greeley Ave. Rain Date: Oct 15. SH: 9am-3pm. Contact Bobbi (H) 215-752-0484, (C) 215-820-3276 or movin’[email protected]. www.movinonkruzers.com

RHODE ISLAND

Jun 26-Jul 2 RI, Warwick. 52nd Annual International Meet. Crowne Plaza Hotel, 801 Greenwich Ave. PH: 508-542-7991 or email [email protected].

Aug 14 RI, East Providence. 38th Annu-al All Fords & American Iron Car Show & Swap Meet. Oxford Motorcars, 360 Taunton Avenue (RT-44-W). Rain Date Aug 21. SH: 9am to 11:30am. PH: 508-674-5462 or www.mccne.com.

SOUTH CAROLINA

Apr 15-17 SC, Kiawah Island. A Low-country Celebration of Outstanding Automobiles. Located at the entrance to the famed Ocean Course. Collec-tors are encouraged to submit entries at www.kiawahconcours.com. PH: 843-277-0271.

SOUTH DAKOTA

Jun 23-26 SD, Black Hills. Sturgis Camaro Rally. Contact Alexiss Miller 406-891-1372. www.sturgiscama-rorally.com

Jul 13-16 SD, Beresford. 45th Black Hills Corvette Classic. www.blackh-illscorvetteclassic.com

TENNESSEE

Apr 23 TN, Savannah. 10th Annual Cruz’n For A Kids Cure Car Show. 235 Wayne Road. Contact Althea Fleeman 731-926-7946 or Fax 731-926-1636.

May 7 TN, Washburn. Car, Truck and Tractor Show. Washburn School, 7925 Hwy. 131. Ph: 865-712-3212 or email: [email protected]

May 13-15 TN, Nashville. The 11th Nashville Nationals. Pre-registration is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

May 13-15 TN, Nashville. Goodguys Nashville Nationals Swap Meet and Cars 4 Sale. LP Field Tennessee Titan Stadium, 1 Titans Way. PH: 614-268-1181. www.jeffjohnsonmotorsports.com

May 27–Oct 9 TN, Nashville. Bellissima! The Italian Automotive Renaissance. Lane Motor Museum. Contact Emily Jenkins 615-744-3247/[email protected] or Karen Gwaltney 615-744-3322/[email protected].

May 28 TN, Granville. 19th Annual Heritage Day- Antique Car, Tractor & Engine Show. Cumberland River-Cordell Hull Lake. PH: 931-653-4511. www.granvilletn.com

Jun 8-11 TN, Kingsport. 1949-1953 Ford Mercury Association Convention. Located at the Marriott Conference Center. Contact Barbara 740-503-5050. www.fordmercassociation.com

Jun 27-Jul 1 TN, Chattanooga. 57th An-nual International Meet. Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel, 1400 Market Street.

PH: 706-864-0164. www.hetclub.org.

Jul 19-23 TN, Kingsport. 32 Annual Na-tional Meet. Contact Brenda Kaliviana-kis & Steve 480-692-3911 or 480-671-5963. Email: [email protected]

TEXAS

Apr 21-24 TX, Texarkana Odessa. The Bankhead Hwy Centennial Celebration – Tx Vintage Car Tour. Contact Dale Truitt 903-886-7664 or 903-366-1036. clubs.hemmings.com/americaninde-pendentautos.

Apr 23 TX, San Angelo. Sunset Mall Motor Show. Sunset Mall, 4001 Sun-set Drive Suite 1182. Email: [email protected] or Fax 325-944-9110 or PH: 325-949-1947.

May 7 TX, Tomball. The 3rd Annual Vintage Car Festival. First Presbyterian Church. PH: 281-351-2199 or email: [email protected]. www.fpctomball.org/Pages/CurrentEvents2.aspx

May 21 TX, Bonham. 6th Annual Veterans Classic Car Show. Veterans Medical Center. Contact: Bud Roach 903-271-4540 or email: [email protected]

Jun 4 TX, Gonzales. 2nd Annual Car Show Festival. Downtown Historical District. PH: 512-657-4616 or email [email protected].

Jun 11 TX, Cleburne. Classic Car/Bike Show. Cleburne Conference Center. SH: 9am – 1pm. PH: 817-798-6462 or email fi [email protected].

Jun 13-17 TX, Kerrville. The Pierce-Arrow Society 59th Annual Meet. Y.O. Ranch Hotel & Conference Center, 2033 Sidney Baker.

Jul 29-31 TX, Fredericksburg. 39th Annual Hill Country Swap Meet. Lady Bird Municipal Park, Hwy 16 South. SH: 8am-5pm. Contact Dean or Jason 354-751-7958 or email: [email protected].

Aug 13 TX, Temple. The Teddy Bear BBQ & Chili Cook-off Festival. Held on the rolling grounds of the Bend O’’ The River Park, 7915 S General Bruce Drive. PH: 254-493-6424 www.ted-dybearbbqcookoff.org

Sept 30–Oct 2 TX, Fort Worth. The 24th Lone Star Nationals. Pre-registration is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237


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VERMONT

Aug 12-14 VT, Stowe. 59th Annual Antique & Classic Car Meet. Nichols Field, Route 100. Contact Chris Barb-ieri 802-223-3104 or email: [email protected]. www.vtauto.org

VIRGINIA

Jun 5-10 VA. Freedom Road Rally Tour of Virginia. PH: 937-498-0748.

Jun 19 VA, Chantilly. 43rd Annual Father’s Day Antique and Classic Car Show. (This is one show you really should attend, very Family friendly so bring the kids!) Sully Plantation, Chantilly VA. Contact: Bill Worsham at 703-250-5474

Jun 27-30 VA, Williamsburg. Annual In-ternational Car Meet. Contact Michael Mills 804-458-3322.

Sep 14-18 VA, Glen Allen. 2016 Nash Grand NASHional. Wyndham Virginia Crossings Hotel & Conference Center, (outskirts of Richmond). Contact Reggie Nash 804-788-9011 or email: [email protected]

Sep 18 VA, Potomac Falls. 6th Annual Carz Cruizin to Cure Cancer! All cars welcome. Sterling (Cascades) VA (Behind the Cascades Post Offi ce and Across the street from The Cascades Marketplace) Across the lake from The Bungalow Lakehouse Restaurant- Parking Lot 46179, Westlake Drive. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

WASHINGTON

May 20-22 WA, Union Gap. Play the Gap. Fullbright Park, 4508 Main Street. PH: 509-949-2100 or email [email protected].

Jun 4 WA, Everett. Relay For Life Car Show of Everett. The Everett Mall, 1402 SE Everett Mall SH: 10am-3pm. Registration $25 Contact Allen and Amy Chavez 425-585-0489. [email protected]

Jun 4 WA, Tacoma. The Wheels & Heels Annual Gala. America’s Car Museum, 2702 East D Street. SH: 6:30pm to 11:30pm. PH: 253-779-8490 or [email protected]

Jul 16 WA, Auburn. 4th Annual Car Show 4 Kids. Coastal Farm & Ranch Parking Lot, 1425 Outlet Collection Drive. SH: 9am-4pm. Rain or Shine.

Contact Ed 253-735-8974.

Jul 29-31 WA, Puyallup. The 29th Wes-co Autobody Supply Pacifi c Northwest Nationals. Pre-registration is available online www.good-guys.com. Contact Betsy Bennett 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

Aug 6 WA, Granite Falls. Granite Falls Show ‘n’ Shine. Downtown Granite Falls. [email protected] or granitefallswa.com/sns. PH: 425-345-9970

Aug 19-21 WA, Spokane. The 15th Great Northwest Nationals. Pre-regis-tration is available online www.good-guys.com. Save $10 and register by Dec 31 for the 2016 events! 503-246-0237 email [email protected]

Aug 21 WA, Tenino. 15th Annual Show-n-Shine Car Show. City Park. www.t9oquarrymen.com

Sep 9 WA, Tacoma. Pacifi c Northwest Concours d’Elegance. America’s Car Museum, 2702 East D. Street. SH: 9am-5pm. PH: 253-779-8490 or email: [email protected]

Sep 24-25 WA, Chehalis. The 51st Annual Harvest Swap Meet. SW WA Fairgrounds. SH: 8am-5pm. Sun 9am-3pm. PH: 360-273-6961 or email: [email protected]. www.ccvac.com

WEST VIRGINA

Jul 15-16 WV, Beaver. Friends Of Coal Auto Fair. Raleigh County Memorial Airport, 176 Airport Rd #105. Online ticket sales at www.friendsofcoalauto-fair.com.

WISCONSIN

Apr 22-24 WI, Jefferson. The 39th Annual Spring Jefferson Auto Swap Meet & Car Show. Jefferson County Fairgrounds. SH: Fri. 10am-6pm; Sat/Sun 6am-3pm. Info: Madison Classics, P.O. Box 7414, Madison, WI 53707 or call 608-244-8416 or madisonclassics.com

Apr 24 WI, Madison. Four Lakes Postcard Show. Turner Hall, 3001 S. Stoughton Road. SH: 9am-4pm. Contact Ann Waidelich 608-249-7920 or [email protected].

Apr 30 WI, Eau Claire. 2nd Annual CVTC Auto Club Car Show & Swap Meet. Rain or Shine. CVTC Student Parking Lot (P3). PH: 715-833-6313 or email

[email protected]

May 15 WI, Black River Falls. 12th An-nual Car Show. Riverside Auto Sales, 1 mile est of Black River Falls on Hwy 54. Rain or Shine. PH: 715-284-4525.

May 21 WI, Chippewa Falls. Muscle Car Restorations, Inc. Open House. 11371 20th Ave. SH: 10am-2pm. PH: 715-834-2223 x109. http://www.muscle-carrestorations.com/openhouse2016.html

May 22 WI, Cudahy. 34th Annual All Ford Show and Swap. Ewald’s Venus Ford, 2727 E. Layton Ave. SH: 8am–3pm. Contact Bob Tice at 414-412-3014 or email [email protected]. www.wemustangers.com.

May 28 WI, Mukwonago. 5th Annual Dick’s Garage Reunion. Dick Duston’s Garage, W255S8385 Hilo Drive, (just off I-43 & HWY164). SH: 10am. Rain or Shine. Contact Jim Krueger 414-520-8060.

May 28 WI, Woodruff. Annual Car Show. Woodruff Town Hall, 1418 1st Ave. SH: 9am-3pm. Contact Brian Foelschow 715-892-9965.

May 29 WI, Juneau. 4th Annual Jam ‘N Juneau Car Show. Juneau City Park. Highway 26 to County Road DJ in Juneau, go straight for one block and turn right onto Fair Street, one block from Park. Email: [email protected].

May 30 WI, Neenah. Neenah American Legion Car Show. Lucky Dogz, 157 S. Green Bay Road. Registration $5. Contact Gene 920 725 6680 or [email protected]

May 30 WI, Omro. 29th Annual Memo-rial Day Car Show. Scott Park, 205 S Webster Ave. SH:8am-2pm. www.futureomro.org/memorial-day-week-end.html

Jun 2-5 WI, Wisconsin Dells. 24th An-nual Midwest Fiero Regional/Dell’s Run. Chula Vista Resort, Wisconsin Dells. Contact Tom 414-282-3577.

Jun 3-4 WI, Sun Prairie. 7th Annual Motors and Music Car Show. Angell Park Speedway. SH: 9am-2pm. Email [email protected]. www.motorsandmusic.net

Jun 4 WI, Eau Claire. The Classic Ga-rage Show. The Classic Garage, 2111 3rd Street. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact


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Jun 4 WI, Madison. 10th Anniversary Cars on State Classic Car Show. State Street, Downtown Madison. Rain or Shine. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Cas Salas 608-347-4035 or Don Beau-champ 608-446-3996 or email: [email protected]. www.carsonstate.com

Jun 4 WI, Oshkosh. 32nd Annual All Pontiac & GMC Show. Bergstrom GM of Oshkosh, 355 N. Washburn Ave. Contact Dick Boneske 920-450-1040 or [email protected]. Larry Koep-pen 920-235-5280 or [email protected].

Jun 5 WI, Union Grove. Car, Van, and Motorcycle Show. Racine County Fair Grounds. SH: 8am to 2pm. Contact Harvey Read 262-878-3557 or Tom Spiering 262-878-3623.

Jun 5 WI, West Salem. 3rd Annual June Dairy Days. Downtown West Salem. SH: 10:30am-3pm. Contact Jon Het-land 608-780-4125.

Jun 11 WI, Montello. 7th Annual Gilbert Brown Foundation Custom & Clas-sic Car Show & Benefi t. Wilderness Campground, N1499 State Hwy 22. PH: 608-297-2002.

Jun 24-25 WI, West Allis. The 22nd An-nual Millers at Milwaukee-Vintage Indy Car Event. Milwaukee Mile Racetrack, W Washington Street. SH: 8am-4pm. www.harrymillerclub.com

June 26 WI, West Bend. Kettle Moraine Klassic Kar Klub Show. Held at the Moose Lodge, 1721 Chestnut Street. Registration $10. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Steve at 262-626-8884 or [email protected].

Jul 3 WI, Waupun. Celebrate Waupun Car Show. Waupun Community Cen-ter, 510 E. Spring St. (enter off of Fond du Lac St). SH: 8am to 4pm. Contact Pete Kaczmarski 920 324-2213. www.waupunfestivals.com.

Jul 7-9 WI, Iola. 44th Annual Iola Car Show & Swap Meet. Located at the in-tersections of State Highways 49 and 161in Iola, WI. For more information visit http://iolaoldcarshow.com/

Jul 10 WI, Kaukauna. St Katharine Parish Fest Car & Tractor Show. 2401 Main Ave. Contact Ed 920-858-0226.

Jul 14-16 WI, Baraboo. 37th Annual

FCA National Convention. Ho Chunk Casino Hotel & Convention Center, S3214 County Highway BC. Contact Toni Sullivan at [email protected].

Jul 16 WI, Combined Locks. Paperfest Car & Motorcycle Show. Memorial Park, 405 Wallace Street. Contact Ed 920-858-0226.

Jul 17 WI, Appleton. 39th Annual Auto Show and Swap Meet. 1201 W. Prospect Ave. SH: 8am to 4pm. www.appletonoldcarshow.com/

Jul 20-23 WI, Portage. The 48th Annual International Edsel Club Convention. Best Western Resort. www.internatio-naledsel.com

Jul 31 WI, Franklin. 1st Annual Benefi t Car Show. Gus Mexican Cantina, 6514 S. Lovers Lane Road. Rain or Shine. SH: 9am-3pm. PH: 414-425-4499. www.gusmexicancantina.com

Aug 6 WI, New Berlin. 30th Annual All Buick Show. Matty’s Bar & Grille, 14460 W. College Ave. SH: 10am-3pm. Contact Bill Hitchcock 414-719-5656.

Aug 6-7 WI, Elkhorn. The 31st Annual Summer Elkhorn Auto Swap Meet, Car Corral & Car Show. SH: Sat./Sun. 6am-3pm. Info: Madison Classics, P.O. Box 7414, Madison, WI 53707 or call 608- 244-8416 or madisonclas-sics.com.

Aug 13 WI, Howards Grove. Howards Grove Car Show. St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 441 Millersville Ave. SH: 10am – 3pm. PH: 920-565-3780 or email [email protected]. www.stpaulshow-ardsgrove.org

Aug 20 WI, Racine. 4th Annual Racine Prince Of Peace Church and Pre-school Classic Car Show. Prince Of Peace Church and Preschool, 4340 6 Mile Road. SH: 8am-2pm. Contact Kent Sumner at 414-975-3850 or Co-rey Borkowski at 414-333-4619.

Aug 27-28 WI, Milwaukee. Milwaukee Concours d’ Elegance. Veterans Park, Milwaukee’s Lakefront. Contact Bev Jurkowski 414-232-4869. milwauke-econcours.com

Sep 10 WI, Osceola. Osceola Wheels and Wings. 495 S. Cascade Street. More Information www.wheelswings.com.

Sep 10 WI, Hartford. United Vietnam

Veterans Sports Show. Hartford Town Hall, 3360 County Road K. SH: 8am-3pm. Admission $3. Contact Bob Krueger 920-386-2134 or Dan Kutzke 920-625-3391/920-285-4540.

Sep 18, WI, Beloit. 40 Annual Beloit Lions Autorama Car Show & Swap Meet. www.beloitautorama.com

Sept 23-25 WI, Jefferson. The 39th Annual Fall Jefferson Auto Swap Meet & Car Show, Jefferson County Fairgrounds. SH: Fri. 10am-6pm; Sat./Sun. 6am-3pm. Info: Madison Classics, P.O. Box 7414, Madison, WI 53707 or call 608-244-8416 or madi-sonclassics.com

AUCTIONS

APRIL

April 28-29 WI, Wautoma. W.Yoder Auction. Yoder Auction Center, N2475 13th Gtwy & State Rd 21. PH: 920-787-5549 or 920-295-2644. Bid live online. info@ wyoderauction.com.

April 29-30 AL, Birmingham. Spring Bama Classic & Muscle Car Auction, BJCC Birmingham Convention Center, 2100 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. North. JMARK Classic Auctions LLC, Mark Ward. PH: 731-225-6025. www.jmark-classicauctions.com

April 30 IN, Jeffersonville. 3rd Louisville Classic. Clark County Auto Auc-tion, 1611 E. 10th Street. SH: 10am. Contact George 615-496-2277. www.southernclassicauctions.com

MAY

May 5-7 IN, Auburn. Auburn Spring Collector Car Auction & Swap Meet. Auburn Auction Park. PH: 877-906-2437. www.auctionsamerica.com

May 6-7 MT, Billings. MetraPark Expo Center. Classic Car Auction Group 406-698-7930. Email: [email protected]. www.classiccarauction.us

May 7 ME, Palermo. Estate Auction by DownEast Auctions. 11am. PH: 207-548-2393 after Apr 2. www.downeas-tauctions.com

May 7 MT, Missoula. Silver Auctions 800-255-4485. www.silverauctions.com

May 11 WA, Spokane. Big Sky Sale. Silver Auctions 800-255-4485. www.



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May 12-14 TX, Nocona. Cruisin’ Nocona Car Auction & Poker Cruise. Vicari Auction. PH: 504-264-2277. www.vicariauction.com.

May 14 MI, Gaines.Tim Narhi Auctioneer & Associates, LLC. Photos & Details @ narhiauctions.com

May 14 DE, Georgetown. 21st An-nual Alzheimer’s Benefi t Car, Truck and Tractor. 1st State Chevrolet, 300 S Dupont Hwy. SH: 9am-3pm. Live auction @12 noon. Contact Ralph Mc-Cabe 302-745-8748 or Bunky Burke 302-448-6402.

May 17-21 IN, Indianapolis. 1202 E 38th Street. Mecum Auctions. Auction De-tails www.mecum.com/auction-detail.cfm?auctionid=SC0516&auction_type=>

May 19-20 MD, Ocean City. 26th Annual Ocean City Cruisin’ Weekend. Ocean City Convention Center, 40th Street & Coastal Hwy. Express Auctioneers. Contact Larry 410-365-2759. www.collectorcars.com

May 21 IA, Greenfi eld. The Frizell Trac-tor Collection. 2274 Riverside Ave. VanDerBrink Auctions. PH: 507-673-2517 or 605-201-7005 (mobile) or email: [email protected]. www.vanderbrinkauctions.com

May 21 SD, Carrington. Classic Car Auction. Central City Auto Auction, 925 11th St. N. PH: 701-652-CARS. www.centralcityautoauction.com/index.html

May 28 SD, Hoven. The Harvey Baus Collection- Collector Cars, Memorbilia, Building and Land At Auction. 616 Main Street. VanDerBrink Auctions. PH: 507-673-2517 or 605-201-7005 (mobile) or email: [email protected]. www.vander-brinkauctions.com

JUNE

June 4 TN, Chattanooga. Inaugural Chattanooga Classic Collection Car Auction. DAA Chattanooga, 2120 Stein Drive. Contact George Eber 615-496-2277. www.southernclassicauctions.com

June 4 MI, Lapeer. Charles Schneider Collection World’s Largest Col-lection of Orchard, Vineyard and Grove Tractors. 2681 Hadley Road. Mecum Auctins. Auction Details

www.mecum.com/auction-detail.cfm?auctionid=GL0616&auction_type=tractor>

June 4 CT, Westport. The Greenwich Weekend Auction. Dragone Auctions. PH: 203-349-8840 or 203-335-4643. www.dragoneauctions.com

June 4 ND, Williston. Silver Auctions 800-255-4485. www.silverauctions.com

June 10-11 IL, Schaumburg. 551 Tho-reau Dr N. Mecum Auctions. Auction Details www.mecum.com/auction-de-tail.cfm?auctionid=CM0616&auction_type=motorcycle>

June 10-12 CA, Newport Beach. Russo and Steele Collector Automobile Auction. PH: 602-252-2697. www.rus-soandsteele.com.

June 11 IA, Sibley. The Bents Antique Tractor & Parts Collection. VanDer-Brink Auctions. PH: 507-673-2517 or 605-201-7005 (mobile) or email: [email protected]. www.vanderbrinkauctions.com

June 17-18 OR, Portland. 2060 N Ma-rine Drive. Mecum Auctions. Auction Details www.mecum.com/auction-de-tail.cfm?auctionid=PJ0616&auction_type=>

June 17-18 UT, Salt Lake City. South Towne Expo Center. Classic Car Auc-tion Group 406-698-7930 or email: [email protected]. www.clas-siccarauction.us

June 18 ID, Coeur d’Alene. Silver Auc-tions 800-255-4485. www.silverauc-tions.com

June 25 SD, Brandon. The Automania Collector Car-Motorcycle Consign-ment Auction. VanDerBrink Auctions. PH: 507-673-2517 or 605-201-7005 (mobile) or email: [email protected]. www.vander-brinkauctions.com

June 25-26 CA, Santa Monica. Santa Monica Collector Car Auction. The Barker Hangar. PH: 888-990-3910. auctionsamerica.com

JULY

July 2-3 WY, Jackson Hole. Silver Auc-tions 800-255-4485. www.silverauc-tions.com

July 8-9 CO, Denver. 700 14th Street. Mecum Auctions. Auction Details www.mecum.com/auction-detail.

cfm?auctionid=DN0716&auction_type=

July 9 LA, New Orleans. Mardi Gras World, 1380 Port of New Orleans Place. Vicari Auction. PH: 504-264-2277. www.vicariauction.com

July 8-9 KY, Paducah. Summer Collec-tor Car Auction. Smith’s Auction Com-pany. Expo Center. PH: 800-200-6030 or www.smithsauctioncompany.com

July 15-16 MN, Chatfi eld. Day 1- Wes Anderson Estate Auction- Late Model Farm Equipment, Trucks, Tools & More. VanDerBrink Auctions. PH: 507-673-2517 or 605-201-7005 (mobile) or email: [email protected]. www.vanderbrinkauctions.com

July 16 TN, Jackson. The 9th Annual Mid South Classic Summer Collec-tor Car Auction, Dealer Connect Auto Auction Facilities, 50 Fiberglass Rd. JMARK Classic Auctions LLC, DCAA, Mark Ward 731-225-6025. www.jmarkclassicauctions.com

July 21-23 PA, Harrisburg. 2300 North Cameron Street. Mecum Auctions. Auction Details www.mecum.com/auction-detail.cfm?auctionid=PA0716&auction_type=>

July 30 SD, Rapid City. Collector Cars & Parts- Black Hills Antique Auto Auc-tion. VanDerBrink Auctions. PH: 507-673-2517 or 605-201-7005 (mobile) or email: [email protected]. www.vanderbrinkauctions.com

AUGUST

Aug 3 IA, Des Moines. 30th Annual Iowa Gas Petroliana-Automobilia Advertis-ing Collectibles Auction presented by Rich Penn Auctions. Airport Holiday Inn, 6111 Fleur Drive; noon;Rich Penn Auctions 319-296-6688. www.richpen-nauctions.com

Aug 5-6 IL, Shorewood. 7th Annual Gone Farmin’ Wayne Greenwood Collection. 25255 West Black Road. Mecum Auctions. Auction Details www.mecum.com/auction-detail.cfm?auctionid=GF0816&auction_type=tractor

Aug 13 WA, Little Creek Resort Shelton/Seattle Area. Silver Auctions 800-255-4485. www.silverauctions.com

Aug 18-20 CA, Monterey. 1 Old Golf Course Road. Mecum Auc-tions. Auction Details www.


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Aug 27 MT, Billings. MetraPark Expo Center. Classic Car Auction Group 406-698-7930 or email [email protected]. www.classiccarauc-tion.us

SEPTEMBER

Sept 1-4 IN, Auburn. Auburn Fall Collec-tor Car Auction & Swap Meet. Auburn Auction Park. PH: 877-906-2437. www.auctionsamerica.com

Sept 3-4 ID, Sun Valley. Silver Auctions 800-255-4485. www.silverauctions.com

Sept 8-10 KY, Louisville. 937 Phillips Lane. Mecum Auctions. Auction De-tails www.mecum.com/auction-detail.cfm?auctionid=LV0916&auction_type=

Sept 9-10 MN, Minneapolis. Mystic Lake Casino. Silver Auctions 800-255-4485. www.silverauctions.com

Sept 23-24 UT, Salt Lake City. South Towne Expo Center. Classic Car Auc-tion Group 406-698-7930 or email: [email protected]. www.clas-siccarauction.us

OCTOBER

Oct 1 TN, Jackson. The 9th Annual Mid South Classic Fall Collector Car Auction, Dealer Connect Auto Auction Facilities, 50 Fiberglass Rd. JMARK Classic Auctions LLC, DCAA, Mark Ward 731-225-6025. www.jmarkclas-sicauctions.com

Oct 6-8 MS, Biloxi. Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center. Vi-cari Auction. PH: 504-264-2277. www.vicariauction.com

Oct 6-8 IL, Schaumburg. 1551 Thoreau Dr N. Mecum Auctions. Auction De-tails www.mecum.com/auction-detail.cfm?auctionid=CH1016&auction_type=>

Oct 7-8 MO, Girardeau. Fall Collector Car Auction. Smith’s Auction Com-pany. Show Me Center. PH: 800-200-6030 or www.smithsauctioncompany.com

NOVEMBER

Nov 2-5 TX, Dallas. 650 S Griffi n Street. Mecum Auctions. Auction Details www.mecum.com/auction-detail.cfm?auctionid=DA1016&auction_

type=

Nov 5 SC, Hilton Head Island. Hilton Head Island Auction. Hilton Head Island. PH: 877-906-2437. auctions-america.com

Nov 11-12 IA, Davenport. 2815 W Lo-cust Street. Mecum Auctions. Auction Details www.mecum.com/auction-de-tail.cfm?auctionid=GN1116&auction_type=tractor

Nov 17-19 CA, Anaheim. 800 West Katella Avenue. Mecum Auc-tions. Auction Details www.mecum.com/auction-detail.cfm?auctionid=AN1116&auction_type=

Nov 18-19 KY, Paducah. Fall Collector Car Auction. Smith’s Auction Com-pany. Expo Center. PH: 800-200-6030 or www.smithsauctioncompany.com

CRUISES

MAY

Friday Evenings OH, Circleville. May 6-October 7. Round Town Cruisers FREE Cruise-In. 1395 South Court Street. Rain Date, Following Saturday, same time. Time: 6pm-9pm. Contact Steve 614-288-1489. http://round-towncruisers.org

May 3 OH, Brimfi eld. Tuesday Nightly Cruise. Brimfi eld Beef o Brady’s Sports Bar and Grille. Time: 5pm-8pm. Every Tuesday. PH: 330-882-2453. www.topdowndjs.com

May 5-Sep 29 NJ, Wayne. Thursdays with Tri-County Cruisers. Kohls Shop-ping Center, 1800 Route 23 North. Every Thursday night, (weather permit-ting.) Email [email protected] or the cruise hotline 973-882-0330.

May 6 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. Time: 4pm-8pm. Free/50-50. Specialty stores and eateries open too.

May 19 OH, Hartville. Maize Valley Farm and Winery and Micro Brewery. Every Thursday Night Cruise. Time: 6pm-9pm. PH: 330-877-8344/330-882-2453 or email [email protected] www.topdowndjs.com

May 21 OH, Akron. Car Cruise. Win-demere Elementary School, 2283 Windemere Avenue, (Off Canton Rd Behind Eastgate Plaza).SH: 2pm-4pm. PH: 330 882-2453.

May 21 MA, Marlborough. 5th Annual MCCNE American Iron Cruise. Solo-mon Pond Mall, 601 Donald Lynch Blvd. SH: 3pm-6pm. PH: 508-674-5462 or www.mccne.com

May 26 AR, Marshall. Throwback Thurs-days. Kenda Drive-In. Boxoffi ce opens at 6:30pm and movie starts at 8pm. As the days get longer, these times will change.

JUNE

June 3 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. Time: 4pm-8pm. Free/50-50. Specialty stores and eateries open too.

June 11 NY, Greece. 2016 Super Cruise. Badgerow Park, 1120 Latta Road. Contact Joe 585-303-5290 or Bob 585-747-1050. www.streetmachineso-frochester.com

June 18 OH, Avon Lake. Inaugural Cruise-In Car Show. 604 Moore Road. The event begins at 10am concludes at 3pm. Rain Date June 19. Admis-sion and parking is free for this public event.

June 30 AR, Marshall. Throwback Thursdays. Kenda Drive-In. Boxoffi ce opens at 6:30pm and movie starts at 8pm. As the days get longer, these times will change.

JULY

July 1 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. Time: 4pm-8pm. Free/50-50. Specialty stores and eateries open too.

July 23 OH, North Canton. Goodyear Tire Center Annual Car Cruise. Frank Ave (Near the Strip). SH: 6pm-9pm. PH: 330 882-2453.

July 28 AR, Marshall. Throwback Thurs-days. Kenda Drive-In. Boxoffi ce opens at 6:30pm and movie starts at 8pm. As the days get longer, these times will change.

AUGUST

August 5 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. Time: 4pm-8pm. Free/50-50. Specialty stores and eateries open too.

SEPTEMBER

September 2 FL, Winter Haven. Show & Cruise. Time: 4pm-8pm. Free/50-50. Specialty stores and eateries open too.



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