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AROUND THE HOBBYNEWS
News and notes from the collector car world
Aftermarket icon Bohman & Schwartz; owned by Harry Yeaggy

Vic Edelbrock Jr. dies at 80 — The Hotel Hershey Award: 1938 Talbot-Lago Darracq
ROLLING HILLS, Calif. _ Vic T-150-C roadster by Figoni et Falaschi; owned by J. W. Mar-
Edelbrock Jr., a long-time leader riott, Jr.
in the automotive aftermarket after — People’s Choice: 1929 Cord L-29 cabriolet; owned by
taking over his father’s company, Robert S. Jepson, Jr.
died June 9 of natural causes at age — Jack Rich Award: 1925 Locomobile 48 convertible se-
80. dan by Derham; owned by Robert S. Jepson, Jr.
As a boy, Edelbrock worked at — The Ascent at Hershey saw 27 cars racing the historic
his father s auto parts shop for at hill course in the back of the Hotel Hershey. David Zavetsky
age 26 in 1962 took over the busi- was quickest up the hill in his 1959 Devin “Pink Elephant 5”
ness when Vic Edelbrock Sr. died. and took home the Worker’s Choice award.
Edelbrock grew his company and continued to focus on The recipient of the Olympus Award for 2017 is Ralph
manufacturing high-performance replacement parts for the Marano, a well-known collector from New Jersey. This award
automotive and motorcycle enthusiasts. Edelbrock Corp., is is given by The Elegance to a collector who “has shown a
based in Torrance and operates a foundry in San Jacinto lifetime dedication to the spirit of sharing magnificent auto-
The company had just 10 employees when Vic Jr. took mobiles with automotive enthusiasts around the world.”It’s
over, but he grew that figure to more than 700 with product awarded in honor of The Elegance founder, John W. Rich, Sr.
lines for exhaust systems, carburetors, camshafts, valve train ●●●
parts and other engine accessories.
Edelbrock was a pilot and raced cars and boats on the side. Nevada passes new vintage plate rules
He served as president and CEO of Edelbrock Corp. until Nevada Legislation (S.B. 339) to extend the model year ve-
2010. He was then semi-retired, but stayed on as chairman of hicles eligible to receive vintage license plates from not later
the board. than 1942 to not later than 1961 has been signed into law by
Gov. Brian Sandoval. Vintage plates are produced by the state
●●● to appear the same as the plates that were issued in Nevada
Mecum Auctions starts transport service during the year of manufacture of the vehicle. The fee for vin-
WALWORTH, Wis. _ Mecum Auctions is now offering tage plates is $35. Plates are renewable upon payment of $10.
enclosed auto transport services. The company launched Me- ●●●
cum Auto Transport on April 1.
“The driver of your enclosed auto transport truck is often Chevrolet out as Woodward Dream Cruise sponsor
one of the first people you meet face-to-face when you con- DETROIT _ Chevrolet will no longer be a chief sponsor of
sign a car for auction,” says Mike Baker, head of the Mecum The Woodward Dream Cruise. According to the The Detroit
Auto Transport division. “We want that first person to be a News, the automaker has dropped its support of the event after
Mecum person. It’s important to us that your Mecum experi- five years. The Dream Cruise has not named a new title spon-
ence is a positive one.” sor. Ford is rumored to have taken the sponsorship, according
Consignors are able to book their vehicles for auction and to the newspaper story.
arrange shipping in one phone call, and a buyer can schedule ●●●
a purchase’s ride home right from the auction.
For more information, visit transport.mecum.com, call Auction planned at Ferrari factory
(262) 275-6888 or email transport@mecum.com.. MARANELLO, Italy _ RM Sotheby’s is planning to hold
●●● an auction at the Ferrari factory in Maranello Sept. 9. The auc-
tion will bring together an exclusive, curated selection of the
Hershey concours names award winners great sports, GT and racing Ferraris.
HERSHEY, Pa. _ The Elegance at Hershey once again The collaboration will see RM Sotheby’s join in the inter-
brought an impressive group of grand cars together in one national year-long 70th anniversary celebrations. RM Sothe-
place. The Hotel Hershey was ground central for three days of by’s and Ferrari have come together on numerous occasions
events, including The Grand Ascent hill climb for vintage race in the past, including the 2007-2009 ‘Leggenda e Passione’
cars, Cars & Coffee and, The Elegance Garden Party where auctions held at the Ferrari factory in Maranello, events that
guests could walk among the hotel gardens and view over 70 cemented RM’s relationship and expertise with the marque.
of the world’s finest collector cars. The legendary Ferrari Factory at Maranello, the site of RM
A 1934 Packard 1106 (Twelve) Runabout Speedster Sotheby’s upcoming single-marque auction in partnership
owned by Bob, Sandy and Gary Bahre won the Best of Show with Ferrari, set for September 9th
Governor’s Cup. Other winners included: For further information on the Ferrari sale, visit www.rm-
— Founder’s Award: 1929 Duesenberg J/SJ convertible by sothebys.com, or call +1 519-352-4575.
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News and notes from the collector car world
10 years later, Miss Belvedere awaits new home

It’s been 10 years since the buried time capsule Roscoe, Ill. He was hoping to have the Belvedere in her
1957 Plymouth dubbed “Miss Belvedere” was unveiled new home sometime in June to correspond with the
from her tomb at Tulsarama in Tulsa, Okla. Miss Belve- 10-year anniversary of the reveal at the 2007 Tulsarama
dere has laid low and out of sight for the last decade. show.
But the famous 1957 Belvedere may be getting a new Foster said there would be news about the move
home soon. coming soon.
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1953 Corvette roadster
the production run. All of the first-year cars were Polo White
with Sportsman Red interiors. All had black canvas convert-
ible tops which manually folded into a storage space behind
the seats. Other 1953-only features included special valve
covers, a one-piece carburetor linkage and a small trunk mat.
Short exhaust extensions were used on all ’53s (and early
’54s) because they were prone to drawing exhaust fumes into
the car through the vent windows. A black oilcloth window
The new 1953 Corvette had a fiberglass body, chrome- storage bag was provided to protect the 1953 Corvette’s re-
framed grille with 13 heavy vertical chrome bars, rounded movable plastic side windows when stowed in the trunk.
front fenders with recessed headlights with wire screen
covers, no side windows or outside door handles, a wrap- I.D. NUMBERS
around windshield and protruding, fender-integrated tail- The Corvette used the standard Chevrolet Vehicle Identi-
lights. The interior featured a floor-mounted shifter for fication Number (VIN) coding system. A tag located on the
the Powerglide two-speed automatic transmission and oil left-hand front door hinge pillar consisted of 10 symbols.
pressure, battery, water temperature and fuel gauges, plus The first symbol was an E for 1953 models. The second and
a tachometer and clock. Each 1953 Corvette was virtually third symbols indicated the model year, for example 53 =
hand-built and a lot of minor changes were made during 1953. The fourth symbol identified the assembly plant as fol-
lows: F = Flint, Michigan. (All 1953 Corvettes were made
1953 Corvette roadster; note the factory mesh-covered headlights.
in Flint). The last six symbols were digits representing the ENGINE
sequential production number. Corvettes for 1953 were Inline. Six-cylinder. Overhead valve. Cast iron block. Dis-
numbered E53F001001 to E53F001300. Engine numbers placement: 235.5 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.56 x 3.96 in. Com-
were found on the right-hand side of the crankcase behind pression ratio: 8.0:1. Brake hp: 150 at 4200 rpm. Single break-
the distributor. The engine numbers for 1953 models used er-point ignition. Carburetor: Three Carter Type YH one-barrel
the prefix LAY. Since the Corvette bodies were virtually Model 2066S (early models); Model 2055S (later models).
handmade, they did not carry standard Fisher Body Style
Numbers as did other GM cars. The Corvette model num- CHASSIS FEATURES
ber consisted of the four digits 2934, which also served Wheelbase: 102 inches. Overall length: 167 inches. Front
as the body style number for the early production years. tread: 57 inches. Rear tread: 58.8 inches. Steel disk wheels.
Jerry Heasley
1953 Corvette 235.5-cid 150-hp inline six-cylinder engine 1953 Corvette roadster interior
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1953 Corvette roadster, all models came with whitewall 1953 Corvette roadster, all models were Polo White with
tires and two-spinner hubcaps Sportsman Red interiors
Tires: 6.70 x 15. Front suspension: Coil springs, tubular shock ’53s were constructed in an area at the rear of Chevrolet’s cus-
absorbers and stabilizer bar. Rear suspension: Leaf springs, tomer delivery garage on Van Slyke Ave., in Flint, Michigan.
tube shocks and solid rear axle. Drum brakes. Axle ratio: Calendar-year sales of 300 cars was recorded. By early 1954,
3.55:1. Chevrolet announced that 315 Corvettes had been built and
that production of the model had been shifted to the assembly
OPTIONS plant in St. Louis, Missouri. Programming, at that point, called
Signal-seeking AM radio ($145.15). Heater ($91.40). for production of 1,000 Corvettes per month in St. Louis by
White sidewall tires. June 1954. The company predicted that 10,000 per year could
be built and sold. Zora Arkus-Duntov joined Chevrolet Mo-
HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES tor Division in 1953 and would become chief engineer of the
The first Corvette was built on June 30, 1953 at the Flint, Corvette.
Michigan, assembly plant. In addition to being the first, it 1953 CORVETTE
is the rarest Corvette. Model year production peaked at 300 Model Body/Style Body Type Factory Shipping Production
units. About 200 of the 300 Corvettes made in 1953 are known Number Number & Seating Price Weight Total
to exist today, although the first two cars built are missing. The 2934 2934 2-dr Rds-2P 3498 2705 300
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1953 Corvette roadster, all models came with AM radios
Jerry Heasley
1954 Corvette roadster with Powerglide transmission
E54S001001 to E54S004640. Engine numbers were found

on the right-hand side of the crankcase behind the distribu-
tor. The engine numbers for 1954 models used the suffix YG.
Since the Corvette bodies were virtually handmade, they did
not carry standard Fisher Body Style Numbers as did other
GM cars. The Corvette model number consisted of the four
digits 2934, which also served as the body style number for
For all practical purposes the 1953 and 1954 Corvettes were the early production years.
the same. Minor changes were made to the window storage ENGINE
bag, air cleaners, starter and locations of the fuel and brake Inline. Six-cylinder. Overhead valve. Cast-iron block.
lines. Unlike the previous year’s model, 1954s were available Displacement: 235.5 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.56 x 3.96 in.
in Pennant Blue, Sportsman Red and Black, in addition to Polo Compression ratio: 8.0:1. Brake hp: 150 at 4200 rpm. Single
White. The soft top was now offered in beige. A new style of breaker-point ignition system. Four main bearings. Carbure-
valve cover was used. It was held on by four bolts through the tor: Three Carter Type YH one-barrel Model 2066S.
outside lip instead of two center studs. The valve cover decals
were different with larger lettering. The optional radio had NOTE: Later in the model year a new camshaft upped
Conelrad National Defense System icons on its face. In early
1954, the original two-handled hood latch was changed to a
single-handle design. Six-cylinder Corvettes after serial num-
ber E54S003906 had integrated dual-port air cleaners. A clip
to hold the ventipanes closed was added in late 1954 and also
used on all 1955 models.
I.D. NUMBERS
The Corvette used the standard Chevrolet Vehicle Identifi-
cation Number (VIN) coding system. A tag located on the left-
hand front door hinge pillar consisted of 10 symbols. The first
symbol was an E for Corvette. The second and third symbols
indicated the model year, for example 54 = 1954. The fourth
Nicky Wright
symbol identified the assembly plant as follows: S = St. Louis,

Mo. The last six symbols were digits representing the sequen-
tial production number. Corvettes for 1954 were numbered 1954 Corvette interior, the speedometer reached 140 mph
Nicky Wright
1954 Corvette roadster, note the exhaust extensions not found on 1953 models.
horsepower to 155. rectional signals ($16.75). RPO 101A Heater ($91.40). RPO
422A windshield washer ($11.85). RPO 420A parking brake
CHASSIS FEATURES alarm ($5.65). RPO 313M Powerglide automatic transmission
Wheelbase: 102 inches. Overall length: 167 inches. Front ($178.35). RPO 290B 6.70 x 15 white sidewall tires. RPO
tread: 57 inches. Rear tread: 58.8 inches. Tires: 6.70 x 15. 421A Courtesy light ($4.05)
Front suspension: Coil springs, tube shocks and stabilizer bar.
Rear suspension: Leaf springs, tube shocks and solid rear axle. HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES
Drum brakes. Steel disk wheels. Axle ratio: 3.55:1. Production of 1954 Corvettes began December 23, 1953.
Approximately 80 percent of 1954 Corvettes were painted
OPTIONS White. About 15 percent had a Pennant Blue exterior with
RPO 102A Signal-seeking AM radio ($145.15). RPO Di- Shoreline Beige interior. About three percent were Red with
a Red interior and some Black cars with Red interiors were
built. In addition, Metallic Green and Metallic Brown cars are
thought to have been built. The 1954 Corvette did not achieve
its sales target of 10,000 cars. In fact, over 1,100 were unsold
when the year ended. A 1954 Corvette could go from 0 to 60
mph in 11 seconds and from 0 to 100 mph in 41 seconds.
1954 CORVETTE
Model Body/Style Body Type Factory Shipping Production
Number Number & Seating Price Weight Total
2934 2934 2-dr Rds-2P $2,774 2,705 lbs. 3,640
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1954 Corvette roadster, all models were built with windshield washers
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1954 Corvette roadster, all models were available with beige tops
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1955 Corvette roadster, one of only 700 built
Mo. The last six symbols were digits representing the sequen-
tial production number. Corvettes for 1955 were numbered
VE55S001001 to VE55S001700 (1955 six-cylinder cars had
no “V” prefix). Engine numbers were found on the right-
hand side of the crankcase behind the distributor. The engine
numbers for 1955 six-cylinder cars used the same YG suffix as
1954 models. The engine numbers for 1955 V-8 cars used the
suffix FG (Powerglide automatic transmission) or GR (manual
Corvette styling remained the same as last year’s model. transmission). Since the Corvette bodies were virtually hand-
The big news was the availability of a V-8 engine. An en- made, they did not carry standard Fisher Body Style Numbers
larged gold “V” within the word “CheVrolet” on the front as did other GM cars. The Corvette model number consisted
fenders was a quick way to tell the V-8 powered (12-volt of the four digits 2934, which also served as the body style
electrical system) cars from those with a six-cylinder en- number for the early production years.
gine (and six-volt electrical system). On the 1955 V-8 cars NOTE: Total production of both models was 700. At least a
the frame was modified to allow room for the fuel pump. half dozen six-cylinder Corvettes were built as 1955 models.
I.D. NUMBERS ENGINES

The Corvette used the standard Chevrolet Vehicle Identifi- SIX: Inline. Six-cylinder. Overhead valve. Cast-iron block.
cation Number (VIN) coding system. A tag located on the left- Displacement: 235.5 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.75 x 3.00 in.
hand front door hinge pillar consisted of 10 symbols. The first Compression ratio: 8.0:1. Brake hp: 155 at 5000 rpm. Single
symbol was an E for Corvette. The second and third symbols breaker-point ignition system. Four main bearings. Solid valve
indicated the model year, for example 55 = 1955. The fourth lifters. Carburetor: Three Carter one-barrel Model 3706989.
symbol identified the assembly plant as follows: S = St. Louis, V-8: Overhead valve. Cast-iron block. Displacement:
265 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.56 x 3.96 in. Compression ra- ($178.35). RPO 290B 6.70 x 15 White sidewall tires ($26.90).
tio: 8.0:1. Brake hp: 195 at 4200 rpm. Single breaker- RPO 421A Courtesy light ($4.05).
point ignition system. Five main bearings. Solid valve lift-
ers. Carburetor: Rochester four-barrel Model 7008005.
HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES
Production of 1955 Corvettes began October 28, 1954.
TRANSMISSIONS New-for-1955 Corvette colors included Copper with a Beige
MANUAL TRANSMISSION: A three-speed manual interior and Harvest Gold (yellow) with a Green and Yellow
transmission became standard late in the model year. A single interior. Cars with a Red exterior now featured a Light Beige
dry-plate clutch was used with manual transmission. interior. The interior material was called Elascofab. Soft con-
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: A two-speed Power- vertible tops were offered in canvas and vinyl. New top colors
glide automatic transmission was optional. included White and Dark Green. A V-8 powered 1955 Corvette
CHASSIS FEATURES could go from 0-to-60 mph in 8.7 seconds; from 0-to-100 mph
Wheelbase: 102 inches. Overall length: 167 inches. Front in 24.7 seconds.
tread: 57 inches. Rear tread: 58.8 inches. Tires: 6.70 x 15.
Frame: Welded steel box-section type. Front suspension: Coil 1955 CORVETTE
springs, tube shocks and stabilizer bar. Rear suspension: Leaf Model Body/Style Body Type Factory Shipping Production
springs, tube shocks and solid rear axle. Drum brakes. Steel
disk wheels. Axle ratio: 3.55:1. Six-Cylinder
2934 2934 2-Rds-2P $2,774 2,705 lbs. Note 1
OPTIONS
V-8
RPO Directional signals ($16.75). RPO 101A Heater
2934 2934 2-dr Rds-2P $2,909 2,870 lbs. Note 1
($91.40). RPO 102A Signal-seeking AM radio ($145.15). RPO
NOTE: Total production of both models was 700. At least a half dozen six-cylinder Corvettes were
422A windshield washer ($11.85). RPO 420A Parking brake built as 1955 models.
alarm ($5.65). RPO 313M Powerglide automatic transmission
Jerry Heasley
1955 Corvette roadster with 265-cid/195-hp V-8 engine
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1956 Corvette hardtop with 210-hp standard V-8
(Beige or White soft top); Arctic Blue with a Silver panel

(Beige or White soft top) and Inca Silver with an Imperial
Ivory panel (Black or White soft top).
I.D. NUMBERS
Numbers were the same as for previous models with
the number symbols changed as follows: E56S001001 to
E56S004467. All Corvettes were V-8 powered and all Chev-
In 1956, the Corvette began to define itself as a true Ameri- rolets with V-8 engines used a V serial number prefix. The first
can sports car. A lot of people would have been perfectly con- symbol E indicates Corvette. The second and third symbols
tent if Chevrolet had frozen Corvette styling with the 1956 (56) indicate the model year. The fourth symbol identifies the
model. The same basic grille styling was kept intact, but the assembly plant S = St. Louis, Mo. The last six symbols indi-
grille teeth looked a bit slimmer. Chevrolet styling studio cate the sequential production number. The beginning engine
chief Clare MacKichan directed the 1956 redesign, which was numbers were 0001001 and up at each assembly plant with
somewhat inspired by the thrusting headlamps and twin-bulge F = Flint, Mich. and T = Tonawanda, N.Y. Suffixes were as
hood of the Mercedes-Benz 300SL gullwing coupe. There follows: GV for 265-cid 210-hp V-8 with Powerglide; GU for
were new front fenders with chrome-rimmed headlights; glass 265-cid 240-hp V-8 with two four-barrel carburetors, high-
windows; external door handles; chrome-outlined concave lift “Duntov” camshaft and three-speed manual transmission;
side body coves and sloping, taillight-integrated rear fenders. GR for regular 265-cid 225-hp V-8 with dual four-barrel car-
The dash layout remained the same as in the past. The 1956
rear view mirror, located on the center of the top of the dash,
was adjusted by using a thumbscrew. Improved-fit soft convert-
ible tops were standard and a power top was optional, as was
a removable fiberglass hardtop. Upholstery colors were lim-
ited to Beige or Red, but seven nitro-cellulose lacquer body
colors were available. They were Onyx Black with a Silver
panel (Black or White soft top); Polo White with a Silver panel
(Black or White soft top); Venetian Red with a Beige panel
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(Beige or White soft top); Cascade Green with a Beige panel

(Beige or White soft top); Aztec Copper with a Beige panel
1956 Corvette
Jerry Heasley
1956 Corvette convertible with one of only 887 Beige interiors
buretor, and three-speed manual transmission; FK for 265-cid Displacement: 265 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.75 x 3.00 inches.
210-hp V-8 with three-speed manual transmission and FG for Compression ratio: 9.25:1. Brake hp: 210 at 5600 rpm. Five
265-cid 225-hp V-8 with Powerglide. main bearings. Solid valve lifters. Carburetor: Carter Type
NOTE: Powerglide adds 95 pounds to weight. WCFB four-barrel Model 2419S.
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast- iron
ENGINES block. Displacement: 265 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.75 x 3.00
BASE ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast-iron block. inches. Compression ratio: 9.25:1. Brake hp: 225. Five main
Jerry Heasley
The 1956 Corvette convertible; 1,259 of 3,467 had two-tone paint
bearings. Solid valve lifters. Carburetor: Two four-barrel car- OPTIONS
buretors. RPO 101 Heater ($115). RPO 102 Signal-seeking AM
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast- radio ($185). RPO 107 Parking brake signal ($5). RPO
iron block. Displacement: 265 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.75 108 Courtesy lights ($8). RPO 109 Windshield washer
x 3.00 inches. Compression ratio: 9.25:1. Brake hp: 240 at ($11). RPO 290 White sidewall tires 6.70 x 15 ($30). RPO
5200 rpm. Five main bearings. Solid valve lifters. High- 313 Powerglide automatic transmission ($175). RPO 419
lift camshaft. Carburetor: Two four-barrel carburetors. Auxiliary hardtop ($200). RPO 426 Electric power win-
dows ($60). RPO 449 Special high-lift camshaft. ($175).
TRANSMISSIONS RPO 469 Dual four-barrel carburetor equipment ($160).
MANUAL TRANSMISSION: A close-ratio three-speed RPO 473 Hydraulic folding top mechanism ($100).
manual all-synchromesh transmission with floor-mounted gear
shifter was standard equipment. HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: A two-speed Pow- Production of 1956 Corvettes began November 4, 1955.
erglide automatic transmission was optional equipment. Chevrolet general manager Ed Cole and Corvette chief engi-
neer Zora Arkus-Duntov decided it was time for the Corvette
CHASSIS FEATURES to go racing in 1956. Zora drove one car to a two-way average
Wheelbase: 102 inches. Overall length: 168 inches. Overall of 150.583 mph at Daytona’s Flying Mile. John Fitch also set
height: 51.9 inches. Overall width: 70.5 inches. Front tread: 57 a record of 90.932 mph for the standing-start mile at Day-
inches. Rear tread: 59 inches. Ground clearance: Six inches. tona and 145.543 mph in the production sports car class. In
Tires: 6.70 x 15. Frame: Welded steel box-section, X-braced the spring of 1956, at Pebble Beach, Calif., dentist Dr. Dick
type. Front suspension: Independent; unequal-length A-arms; Thompson finished second overall and first in class in a sports
coil springs, tube shocks. Steering: Saginaw worm-and-ball, car road race. Thompson went on to take the Sports Car Club
16:1 ratio, 37-foot turning circle. Rear suspension: Live axle of America (SCCA) 1956 championship with his Corvette.
on semi-elliptic leaf springs, anti-roll bar, tubular shock ab- A 225-hp 1956 Corvette could go from 0-to-60 mph in 7.3
sorbers. Rear axle type: Hypoid semi-floating. Brakes: Four- seconds; from 0-to-100 mph in 20.7 seconds.
wheel hydraulic, internal-expanding, 11-inch diameter drums,
157 square inches effective lining area (121 square inches 1956 CORVETTE
with optional sintered metallic linings). 15-inch steel bolt-on Model Body/Style Body Type Factory Shipping Production
wheels. Standard rear axle ratio with three-speed 3.70:1; with Number Number & Seating Price Weight Total
Powerglide: 3.55:1. Optional axle ratios: 3.27:1, 4.11:1 and 2934 2934 2-dr Rds-2P $2,900 2,730 lbs. 3,467
4.56:1.
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1956 Corvette ragtop
Jerry Heasley
1957 Corvette with fuel injection
E57S106339. All Corvettes were V-8 powered and all Chevro-

lets with V-8 engines used a V serial number prefix. The first
symbol (E) indicates Corvette. The second and third symbols
(57) indicate the model year. The fourth symbol identifies the
assembly plant S = St. Louis, Mo. The last six symbols indi-
cate the sequential production number. The beginning engine
numbers were 0001001 and up at each assembly plant with F
The 1957 Corvette looked the same as the previous year’s
model. The thumb-screw-adjusted rearview mirror of 1956
was replaced with a lock-nut type that required a wrench to
adjust. The big news was the availability of a 283-cid 283-
hp fuel-injected V-8. Among the standard features were: dual
exhaust; all-vinyl bucket seats; three-spoke competition-style
steering wheel; carpeting; outside rearview mirror; electric
clock and tachometer. Corvettes were now available in seven
colors: Code 704 Onyx Black (Black, White or Beige top);
Code 718 Polo White (Black, White or Beige top); Code
709 Aztec Copper (White or Beige top); Code 713 Arctic
Blue (Black, White or Beige top); Code 712 Cascade Green
(Black, White or Beige top); Code 714 Venetian Red (Black,
White or Beige top) or Code 804 Inca Silver (Black or White
top). White, Silver, and Beige were optional color choices for
the side cove.
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I.D. NUMBERS
Numbers were the same as for previous models with
the number symbols changed as follows: E57S100001 to 1957 Corvette convertible in Venetian Red
Jerry Heasley
1957 Corvette “Fuelie”; Onyx Black was 1957’s most popular color
= Flint, Mich. and T = Tonawanda, N.Y. Suffixes were as fol- Taxable hp: 48.00. Torque: 275 at 2400. Five main bearings.
lows: EF four-barrel/synchromesh; EG dual four-barrel/high- Crankcase capacity: 4 qt. (Add 1 qt. for filter). Cooling system
lift cam/synchromesh; EH dual four-barrel/synchromesh; EL capacity: 16 qt. (Add 1 qt. for heater). Dual exhaust. Carbure-
fuel-injection/high-lift cam; EM fuel-injection/synchromesh; tor: Carter Model 3744925 four-barrel.
EN fuel-injection/high-lift cam; FG Powerglide/dual four- BASE ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron block.
barrel; FH Powerglide and FK Powerglide/fuel-injection. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 inches.
Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 220 at 4800 rpm. Five
ENGINES main bearings. Carburetor: Carter four-barrel Model 3744925.
BASE ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron block. OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron
Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 inches. Displacement: 283 block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00
cid. Compression ratio: 8.50:1. Brake hp: 185 at 4600 rpm. inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 245. Five main
Jerry Heasley
1957 Corvette with 283-cid 283-hp fuel-injected V-8
bearings. Carburetor: Four-barrel carburetor. Tires: 6.70 x 15. Frame: Welded steel box-section, X-braced
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron type. Front suspension: Independent; unequal-length A-
block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 arms; coil springs, tube shocks. Steering: Saginaw worm-
inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 250. Five main and-ball, 16:1 ratio, 37-foot turning circle. Rear suspension:
bearings. Induction: Rochester fuel injection. Live axle on semi-elliptic leaf springs, anti-roll bar, tubu-
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron lar shock absorbers. Rear axle type: Hypoid semi-floating.
block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 Brakes: Four-wheel hydraulic, internal-expanding, 11-inch
inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 270. Five main diameter drums, 157 square inches effective lining area (121
bearings. Carburetor: Two four-barrel carburetors. square inches with optional sintered metallic linings). 15-
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron inch steel bolt-on wheels. Standard rear axle ratio with three-
block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 speed 3.70:1; with Powerglide: 3.55:1. Optional axle ratios:
inches. Compression ratio: 10.50:1. Brake hp: 283. Five main 3.27:1, 4.11:1 and 4.56:1.
bearings. Induction: Rochester fuel injection.
OPTIONS
NOTE: A solid lifter camshaft was used with EL and EG
RPO 101 Heater ($110). RPO 102 Signal-seeking AM
engines; hydraulic lifters with others.
radio ($185). RPO 107 Parking brake alarm ($5). RPO
TRANSMISSIONS
108 Courtesy Lights ($8). RPO 109 Windshield washer
STANDARD MANUAL TRANSMISSION: A close-ratio
($11). RPO 276 Five 15 x 5.5-inch wheels ($14). RPO
three-speed manual all-synchromesh transmission with floor-
290 White sidewall tires 6.70 x 15 ($30). RPO 313 Pow-
mounted gear shifter was standard equipment.
erglide automatic transmission ($175). RPO 419 Auxil-
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: A two-speed Power-
iary hardtop ($200). RPO 426 Power windows ($55). RPO
glide automatic transmission was optional equipment.
440 Optional cove color ($18). RPO 469A 283-cid 245-hp
OPTIONAL MANUAL TRANSMISSION: A close-
dual four-barrel carburetor V-8 engine ($140). RPO 469B
ratio four-speed manual all-synchromesh transmission with
V-8 283-cid 270-hp dual four-barrel carburetor engine with
floor-mounted gear shifter was optional equipment after May.
Duntov competition camshaft ($170). RPO 579A V-8 283-
cid 250-hp fuel-injection engine ($450). RPO 579B V-8
CHASSIS FEATURES
283-cid 283-hp fuel-injection engine with Duntov compe-
Wheelbase: 102 inches. Overall length: 168 inches. Overall
tition camshaft ($450). RPO 579E V-8 283-cid 283-hp fu-
height: 51.9 inches. Overall width: 70.5 inches. Front tread: 57
el-injection engine with cold-air induction system ($675).
inches. Rear tread: 59 inches. Ground clearance: Six inches.
Jerry Heasley
1957 Corvette, one of 1,040 fuel-injected models
Jerry Heasley
1957 Corvette retained the 1956 body style
RPO 473 Power-operated folding top mechanism ($130). RPO 16.8 seconds. It had a top speed of 132 mph. Another im-
677 Positraction axle with 3.70:1 ratio ($45). RPO Positrac- portant option was the competition suspension package RPO
tion axle with 4.11:1 ratio ($45). RPO Positraction axle with 684 which included heavy-duty springs, shocks and roll bars,
4.56:1 ratio ($45). RPO 684 Heavy-duty racing suspension 16.3:1 quick-ratio steering; a Positraction differential; spe-
($725). RPO 685 Four-speed manual transmission ($175). cial brake cooling equipment; and Cerametallic brake lin-
ings. Dick Thompson and Gaston Audrey won the 12-hour
HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES Sebring Race in Corvettes and Thompson took the SCCA
Production of 1957 Corvettes began October 19, 1956. B-production championship for the second year in a row.
The fuel-injected 1957 Corvette reached the magical one-
horsepower-per-cubic-inch high-performance bracket. The
Corvette’s continuous-flow fuel-injection system was a joint
effort of Zora Arkus-Duntov, John Dolza and General Motor’s 1957 CORVETTE
Rochester Division. Only 1,040 of the 1957 Corvettes were Model Body/Style Body Type Factory Shipping Production
fuel-injected. A 283 hp fuel-injection 1957 Corvette could go
2934 2934 2-dr Rds-2P $3,176 2,730 lbs. 6,339
from 0-to-60 mph in 5.7 seconds and from 0-to-100 mph in
Nicky Wright
1958 Corvette design changes included dual headlights and hood louvers
terior changed dramatically. The gauges were clustered to-

gether in front of the driver, rather than spread across the
dash as before. A center console and passenger assist (sissy)
bar were added. Seat belts were made standard equipment.
They had been a dealer-installed option in 1956 and 1957.
There were six exterior body colors offered: Charcoal (Black
or White soft top); Silver Blue (White or Beige soft top); Re-
Corvette styling was jazzed up for 1958. There were now gal Turquoise (Black or White soft top); Signet Red (Black
four chrome rimmed headlights with fender length chrome or White soft top); Panama Yellow (Black or White soft top)
strips running between each pair of lights. As if that weren’t and Snowcrest White (Black, White, or Beige soft top).
enough glitter, fake louvers were placed on the hood. The grille
was similar to the previous year, but had four fewer vertical I.D. NUMBERS
bars. Three horizontal chrome strips were added to the new The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is located on
cove. A couple of vertical chrome bars decorated the trunk. a plate on the left front door hinge pillar post. For 1958 the
They detracted from an otherwise graceful rear-end treatment. numbers were: J58S100001 to J58S109168. The first symbol
The wraparound front and rear bumpers were larger. The in- (J) indicates Corvette. The second and third symbols (58) in-
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1958 Corvette
dicate the model year. The fourth symbol identifies the assem- Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 inches.
bly plant (S = St. Louis, Mo). The last six symbols indicate Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 230 at 4800 rpm. Five
the sequential production number. Engine code suffixes were: main bearings. Carburetor: Carter Type WCFB four-barrel.
CQ = three-speed manual transmission; CR = three-speed OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron
manual transmission and fuel injection; CS = three-speed block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00
manual transmission, high-lift camshaft and fuel injection; inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 245. Five main
CT = three-speed manual transmission and dual four-barrel bearings. Carburetor: Two four-barrel carburetors.
carburetors; CU = three-speed manual transmission, high-lift OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron
camshaft and dual four-barrel carburetors; DG = Powerglide block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00
automatic transmission; DH = Powerglide automatic trans- inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 250. Five main
mission and fuel injection and DJ = Powerglide automatic bearings. Induction: Rochester fuel injection.
transmission and dual four-barrel carburetors. Cars with op- OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron
tional four-speed manual transmissions used the same engine block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00
code suffixes as cars with three-speed manual transmissions. inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 270. Five main
The beginning engine numbers were 0001001 and up at each bearings. Carburetor: Two four-barrel carburetors.
assembly plant with F = Flint, Mich. and T = Tonawanda, N.Y. OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast
The body number plate was located on the engine side of the iron block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x
cowl. The Fisher Body Style Number 58-867 identifies a Cor- 3.00 inches. Compression ratio: 10.50:1. Brake hp: 290.
vette. The Body Number is the production serial number of Five main bearings. Induction: Rochester fuel injection.
the body. The Trim Number indicates the interior trim color
and material. The pebble-grain vinyl upholstery was available TRANSMISSIONS
in Red, Dark Gray or Turquoise. The Paint Number indicates STANDARD MANUAL TRANSMISSION: A three-
the color combination. The six 1958 Corvette acrylic lacquer speed manual all-synchromesh transmission with floor-
exterior colors offered were No. 500A Charcoal; No. 502A mounted gear shifter was standard
Silver Blue; No. 504A Regal Turquoise; No. 506A Signet equipment.
Red; No. 508A Panama Yellow; and No. 510A Snowcrest AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: A two-speed Power-
White. The body side cove could be painted Silver or White. glide automatic transmission was optional equipment.
OPTIONAL MANUAL TRANSMISSION: A
ENGINES four-speed manual all-synchromesh transmission with
BASE ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast iron block. floor-mounted gear shifter was optional equipment.
Nicky Wright
1958 Corvette design changes include dual headlights and hood louvers
CHASSIS FEATURES ($150.65). RPO 469C V-8 283-cid 270-hp dual four-barrel
Wheelbase: 102 inches. Overall length: 177.2 inches. carburetor engine ($182.95). RPO 579 V-8 283-cid 250-hp
Overall height: 51.6 inches. Overall width: 72.8 inches. fuel-injection engine ($484.20). RPO 579D V-8 283-cid 290-
Front tread: 57 inches. Rear tread: 59 inches. Ground clear- hp fuel-injection engine ($484.20). RPO 473 Power-operated
ance: Six inches. Tires: 6.70 x 15. Frame: Welded steel folding top mechanism ($139.90). RPO 677 Positraction axle
box-section, X-braced type. Front suspension: Independent; with 3.70:1 ratio ($48.45). RPO 678 Positraction axle with
upper and lower A-arms, unequal-length wishbones; coil 4.11:1 ratio ($48.45). RPO 679 Positraction axle with 4.56:1
springs; anti-roll bar; tubular shocks. Steering: Saginaw ratio ($45). RPO 684 Heavy-duty racing suspension ($780.10).
recirculating ball, 17:1 ratio; 3.7 turns lock-to-lock; 38.5- RPO 685 Four-speed manual transmission ($215.20).
foot turning circle. Rear suspension: Live axle on semi-
elliptic leaf springs, tubular shock absorbers. Rear axle HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES
type: Hypoid semi-floating. Brakes: Four-wheel hydraulic, Production of 1958 Corvettes began October 31, 1957.
internal-expanding, 11-inch diameter drums, 157 square Almost 11 percent of 1958 Corvettes were powered by the
inches effective lining area (121 square inches with option- 283-cid 290-hp fuel-injected V-8. A 1958 Corvette with the
al sintered metallic linings). 15-inch steel bolt-on wheels. standard 230-hp V-8 and 4.11:1 rear axle could go from 0-to-
Standard rear axle ratio with three-speed 3.70:1; with Pow- 60 mph in 9.2 seconds. It did the quarter mile in 17.4 seconds
erglide: 3.55:1. Optional axle ratios: 4.11:1 and 4.56:1. at 83 mph and had a top speed of 103 mph. A 1958 Corvette
with the optional 250-hp fuel-injected V-8 and 3.70:1 rear axle
OPTIONS could go from 0-to-60 mph in 7.6 seconds and from 0-to-100
RPO 101 Heater ($96.85). RPO 102 Signal-seeking AM mph in 21.4 seconds. It did the quarter mile in 15.7 seconds
radio ($144.45). RPO 107 Parking brake alarm ($5.40). RPO at 90 mph and had a top speed of 120 mph. A 1959 Corvette
108 Courtesy Lights ($6.50). RPO 109 Windshield washer with the 290-hp fuel-injected engine took only 6.9 seconds to
($16.15). RPO 276 Five 15 x 5.5-inch wheels (no charge). go from 0-to-60 mph and got slightly better gas mileage.
RPO 290 White sidewall tires 6.70 x 15 ($31.55). RPO 313
Powerglide automatic transmission ($188.30). RPO 419 1958 CORVETTE
Auxiliary hardtop ($215.20). RPO 426 Electric power win- Model Body/Style Body Type Factory Shipping Production
dows ($59.20). RPO 440 Optional cove color ($16.15). RPO Number Number & Seating Price Weight Total
469 283-cid 245-hp dual four-barrel carburetor V-8 engine J800 867 2-dr Rds-2P $3,591 2,781 lbs. 9,168
Nicky Wright
The 1958 Corvette was similar in many ways to the 1958 model.
I.D. NUMBERS
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is located on a
plate on the left front door hinge pillar post. For 1959 the num-
bers were: J59S100001 to J59S109670. The first symbol (J)
indicates Corvette. The second and third symbols (59) indi-
cate the model year. The fourth symbol identifies the assembly
plant (S = St. Louis, Mo). The last six symbols indicate the
The 1959 Corvette was basically a cleaned-up 1958. The sequential production number. Engine code suffixes were: CQ
fake hood louvers and vertical chrome strips on the trunk = three-speed manual transmission; CR = three-speed manu-
were removed. Interior changes included redesigned bucket al transmission and fuel injection; CS = three-speed manual
seats and door panels, a fiberglass package tray under the transmission, high-lift camshaft and fuel injection; CT = three-
sissy bar and concave gauge lenses. A tachometer, outside speed manual transmission and dual four-barrel carburetors;
rearview mirror, seat belts, dual exhaust and electric clock CU = three-speed manual transmission, high-lift camshaft and
were among the standard features. Sunvisors became op- dual four-barrel carburetors; DG = Powerglide automatic trans-
tional. New concave instrument lenses reduced reflections. mission; DH = Powerglide automatic transmission and fuel in-
The optional four-speed manual transmission had a T-shaped jection and DJ = Powerglide automatic transmission and dual
reverse-lockout shifter with a white plastic shifter knob. four-barrel carburetors. Cars with optional four-speed manual
There were seven exterior body colors offered: Tuxedo Black transmissions used the same engine code suffixes as cars with
(Black or White soft top); Classic Cream (Black or White three-speed manual transmissions. The beginning engine num-
soft top); Frost Blue (White or Blue soft top); Crown Sap- bers were 0001001 and up at each assembly plant with F =
phire (White or Turquoise soft top); Roman Red (Black or Flint, Mich. and T = Tonawanda, N.Y. The body number plate
White soft top); Snowcrest White (Black, White, Tan or Blue was located on the engine side of the cowl. The Fisher Body
soft top) and Inca Silver (Black or White soft top). Blue, Style Number 59-867 identifies a Corvette. The Body Number
Red, Turquoise, and (for the first time) Black interiors were is the production serial number of the body. The Trim Number
available. The armrests and door handles were in a different indicates the interior trim color and material. The vinyl uphol-
position, the seats had a new shape and a shelf was added. stery was available in Black, Blue, Red, or Turquoise. The Paint
Number indicates the color combination. The 1959 Corvette
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The 1959 Corvette listed at $3,875.
acrylic lacquer exterior colors offered were No. 502A Frost shifter was optional equipment.
Blue; No. 503A Tuxedo Black; No. 504A Crown Sapphire; No.
506A Roman Red; No. 508A Classic Cream; No. 509A Inca CHASSIS FEATURES
Silver and No. 510A Snowcrest White. The body side cove Wheelbase: 102 inches. Overall length: 177.2 inches.
could be painted Silver or White. Overall height: 51.6 inches. Overall width: 72.8 inches. Front
tread: 57 inches. Rear tread: 59 inches. Ground clearance:
ENGINES six inches. Tires: 6.70 x 15. Frame: Welded steel box-section,
BASE ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast-iron block. X-braced type. Front suspension: Independent; upper and
Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 inches. lower A-arms, unequal-length wishbones; coil springs; anti-
Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 230 at 4800 rpm. Five roll bar; tubular shocks. Steering: Saginaw recirculating ball,
main bearings. Hydraulic valve lifters. Carburetor: Carter Type 17:1 ratio; 3.7 turns lock-to-lock; 38.5-foot turning circle.
WCFB four-barrel Model 2816. Rear suspension: Live axle on semi-elliptic leaf springs, tu-
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast-iron bular shock absorbers. Rear axle type: Hypoid semi-floating.
block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 Brakes: Four-wheel hydraulic, internal-expanding, 11-inch
inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 245. Five main diameter drums, 157 square inches effective lining area (121
bearings. Carburetor: Two four-barrel carburetors. square inches with optional sintered metallic linings). 15-
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast-iron inch steel bolt-on wheels. Standard rear axle ratio with three-
block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 speed 3.70:1; with Powerglide: 3.55:1. Optional axle ratios:
inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 250. Five main 4.11:1 and 4.56:1.
bearings. Induction: Rochester fuel injection.
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast-iron OPTIONS
block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 Additional cove color ($16.15). RPO 101 Heater
inches. Compression ratio: 9.50:1. Brake hp: 270. Five main ($102.25). RPO 102 Signal-seeking AM radio ($149.80).
bearings. Carburetor: Two four-barrel carburetors. RPO 107 Parking brake alarm ($5.40). RPO 108 Courtesy
OPTIONAL ENGINE: V-8. Overhead valve. Cast-iron lights ($6.50). RPO 109 Windshield washer ($16.15). RPO
block. Displacement: 283 cid. Bore and stroke: 3.87 x 3.00 261 Sunshades ($10.80). 276 Five 15 x 5.5-inch wheels (No
inches. Compression ratio: 10.50:1. Brake hp: 290. Five main charge). RPO 290 White sidewall tires 6.70 x 15 ($31.55).
bearings. Induction: Rochester fuel injection. RPO 313 Powerglide automatic transmission ($199.10). RPO
419 Auxiliary hardtop ($236.75). RPO 426 Electric power
TRANSMISSIONS windows ($59.20). RPO 269 283-cid 245-hp dual four-barrel
STANDARD MANUAL TRANSMISSION: A three- carburetor V-8 engine ($150.65). RPO 469C V-8 283-cid 270-
speed manual all-synchromesh transmission with floor-mount- hp dual four-barrel carburetor engine ($182.95). RPO 579
ed gear shifter was standard equipment. V-8 283-cid 250-hp fuel-injection engine ($484.20). RPO
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION: A two-speed Power- 579D V-8 283-cid 290-hp fuel-injection engine ($484.20).
glide automatic transmission was optional equipment. RPO 473 Power-operated folding top mechanism ($139.90).
OPTIONAL MANUAL TRANSMISSION: A four-speed RPO 675 Positraction axle with optional ratio ($48.45). RPO
manual all-synchromesh transmission with floor-mounted gear 684 Heavy-duty brakes and suspension ($425.05). RPO 685
Jerry Heasley
1959 Corvette with 283-cid V-8
Four-speed manual transmission ($188.30). RPO 686 Metallic mph in 15.5 seconds. It did the quarter mile in 14.9 seconds at 96
brakes ($26.90) mph and had a top speed of 124 mph. Road & Track described the
1959 Corvette as “a pretty package with all the speed you need
HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES and then some.”
A 250-hp fuel-injected 1959 Corvette with the 3.70:1 rear
axle could go from 0-to-60 mph in 7.8 seconds. It did the quar- 1959 CORVETTE
ter mile in 15.7 seconds at 90 mph and had a top speed of 120 Model Body/Style Body Type Factory Shipping Production
mph. A 290-hp fuel-injected 1959 Corvette with the 4.11:1 rear
J800 867 2-dr Rds-2P 3875 2912 9670
axle could go from 0-to-60 mph in 6.8 seconds; from 0-to-100
Jerry Heasley
1959 Corvette in Roman Red

FOUND!
1932 Ford
Model Y prototype
Story and photos by Angelo Van Bogart
A
fter years of hunting cars, it takes a lot to peg
out Larry Fisette’s oil pressure. However, his lat-
est find got his oil pressure pumping so fast and
hard, it may have just broke the gauge.
The De Pere, Wis., automotive archeologist recently
uncovered the lone surviving prototype 1932 Ford Model
Y (Model 19). The Model Y would be historically signifi-
cant for the lone fact that it was the first Ford
TOP: The four-cylinder
Motor Co. model built for a sales market is a postwar replace-
outside of the United States. However, the ment, probably
car is also credited for keeping Ford Motor because oil consump-
Co. viable in Europe during the Great De- tion was a major issue
pression. Most importantly to Ford fans in with the prototypes.
the United States, the European four-cylin- Although a replace-
der Model Y formed the styling foundation ment Ford engine,
“00001” is stamped
for the wildly popular 1933 Ford Model 40 on the block. Also note
V-8 model sold in the Western Hemisphere, the clever British oil
but at 3/4 scale. fill tube, shown in the
So, where did Fisette find this worldly open position.
automobile hiding? Just across Lake Michi-
gan, in Detroit. Not far from where it was LEFT: The Model Y
built, actually. But it took a friend in an un- prototype made use
of some parts from
likely business to lead Fisette to the little the Ford bin, includ-
Model Y. ing Model A tail lamps
“The phone rang and it was Bob Brown,” flipped upside down.
Fisette said. “Bob was called to inspect a The bumper is a
mechanical music machine — he’s the presi- 1932-style unit that’s
dent of Mills Novelty Co. — and Bob said about 3/4 the size of
the lady with the music machines had two a standard bumper.
The bumper is also
’32 Fords for sale. I told Bob, ‘Nobody has completely rolled
two ’32 Fords for sale,’ but I packed up and against itself, unless
went to Detroit.” a standard 1932 Ford
“Bob was wrong and I was right: she had bumper.
four ’32 Fords,” Fisette joked.
That was three years ago. At that time,
Fisette was able to buy two of the 1932s
Fords — a roadster and a five-window coupe — but the seller’s sentimen-
ABOVE: The front bumper and axle are
tal attachment was too strong to part with her 1932 phaeton and the Model
1932 Ford inspired, but on a smaller
Y. Her husband, the late Al Maynard, Jr., of Detroit Autorama fame, had scale.
intentions of restoring the Model Y for her. By February of this year, she
had changed her tune and decided the time was right to sing good-bye to BELOW: The car carries British
her last 1932s, one of which was this prototype Model Y. gauges, including a “petrol” gauge
Initially, Fisette wasn’t that interested in the Model Y until he found out (right), a Cooper Stewart speedometer
the car was serial number 0001 from the run of prototype Model Y Fords (center) and an ampere gauge (left).
destined for the European market.
“That turned out the be the most interesting thing, the the Royal Albert Hall in South Kensington, London, during
‘01,’” Fisette said. “I mean, I would buy the ‘01’ lawn mow- February 1932. The cars then toured additional capitals in
er. Nobody can top you on that.” Europe before they were eventually scrapped at the end of
After his interest was piqued, he examined the nearly for- the year.
gotten car more closely and fell in love with its features. One of the Model Y’s notable claims to fame is that it was
“It just has a lot of appeal,” he said. “The whole styling designed by legendary designer E.T. “Bob” Gregorie. Once
is appealing, because it had the styling of the ’33-’34 Ford, Edsel Ford saw Gregorie’s design for the 90-inch-wheel-
but it was only 3/4 the size of the Ford. The bumpers were base Model Y, he instructed Gregorie to bulk it up to fit the
attractive to me because it has ’32 Ford bumpers, and it has 112-inch-wheelbase chassis used on Western Hemisphere
the suicide doors that I like. Fords. The car that resulted — the American 1933 Ford —
“And the fact it was all there and it wasn’t rusty appealed was loved long before it and the very similar-looking 1934
to me, not to mention I had never seen one before,” Fisette Ford became pop culture icons thanks to “The California
added. Kid” and ZZ Top.
Once he had the green light to buy the widow’s last two What makes this prototype different from the production
1932 Fords, Fisette rushed to Detroit and scooped up the models (and some of the other prototypes) is its hood sides
finds. With the title to the Model Y in his grip, he contacted — this car has 10 hood louvers instead of nine or even six
the Ford Y&C Model Register in England and fell even more on the production models that followed — and its Model A
in love with the car after door handles and tail
the register’s archivist, lamps. Fisette said the
Sam Roberts, confirmed Model A tail lamps on
the interesting history his Model Y look like
of the find. they were modified
In his e-mail reply, to hang upside down
Roberts told Fisette that from beneath the bum-
this was the only known per. It’s also worth not-
surviving Model Y de- ing that by 1932, Ford
velopment car of 12 bodies featured very
built by Ford Motor Co. little wood in their
in 1931 and ’32. Rob- bodies, yet this proto-
erts, who researched type continued the tra-
Model Ys for his book ditional use of wood
“Ford Model ‘Y:’ Hen- for structural support.
ry’s Car for Europe,” As the only remain-
said the prototypes were ing of the 12 running
likely built in Dearborn Model Y prototypes,
at Ford’s secretive Tri- Fisette is fortunate
ple E Ford Engineering the car is so complete.
building. He says it’s only miss-
Of that dozen development prototypes, 11 were painted ing the spare wheel and the wiper motor. It’s also very solid
white and extensively tested and compared to three small and relatively original. Besides its obvious repaint, Fisette
British cars at a test track at the Dearborn airfield. The 12th can tell that it’s been reupholstered. A few parts have been
car was shipped to England on March 12, 1932, where it changed, such as the parking lamps and the front seats, but
was used to promote the new smaller Ford to the European the known previous owners (Maynard, and before him, Buzz
market. This 12th pre-production Model Y, believed to be Yontz) kept the original parts.
the only example painted Vineyard Green, was extensively Although the car would be a great candidate for a rotis-
photographed and also used for what Roberts called “manu- serie restoration, Fisette doesn’t think he has another one in
facturing trials work” at Ford’s Dagenham, Essex, factory. him.
On the way to England, its shocks rusted and had to be re- “At 77 years old, something tells me I may not want to,”
placed once it arrived. Fisette’s car happens to wear a coat of he said. “I would love to restore the car but at my age, I won-
Vineyard Green paint beneath its current off-white repaint, der if I would get it finished. As much as I like it, I would
and it wears British shocks. love to do it. If I was 60, I would already have it apart. May-
Once Fisette’s prototype and the others proved the Model be 77 is not that old, but look at 80 — how many people do
Y was a winner, production of the final design began in Eng- you know are 80 and are still restoring cars?”
land in September 1932. Still, Fisette can’t help but tinker on the old Model Y. He
According to the Ford Y. and C. Register website, 14 non- hasn’t been able to stop himself from sorting out the interior,
running prototypes also were built in the United States and and he has even made the little four-cylinder hum again.
shipped to England beginning in October 1931. The purpose “I cleaned out the carburetor and the fuel pump and it
of these 14 additional cars was to generate excitement for runs like a watch,” he said. “I would love to do her, but I just
the new European-sized Ford, beginning at their unveiling at can’t.”
METAL MAYHEM Vintage car wrecks from the Old Cars Weekly vault
A few years back, Old Cars Weekly was fortunate enough to receive a fantastic collection of Pennsylvania-based accident photos
assembled byy Rustyy Herlocher. The following
f g pictures
p are a reminder to drive safely
f y behind the wheel.
A young driver claimed to have lost control of his 1957 Pontiac Chieftain two-door sedan trying to reach
home before curfew. The Chieftain engine was stroked to 347-cid at 252 hp with a Hydramatic transmission. Note the
quintessential 1950s chenille balls hanging from the inside windshield.
A 1964 Plymouth
Barracuda fast-
back coupe was
the pride and joy
of a young man
for a grand total
of two days
(note the
temporary tags)
before it became
embroiled in a
nasty run-in with
a 1969 Pontiac
LeMans coupe.
Note the add-on
chrome wheels
on the Barracuda.
A 1965 Pontiac Tempest Custom convertible coupe cozies up to a 1971 AMC Hornet coupe while a Dodge Challenger
is towed away.
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A 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 four-door sedan was sitting in the wrong place when a train dumped its load of coal.
A 1967 Chevrolet Corvette convertible with a 427 engine, a once proud and noble beast, has been reduced to a
mangled and mutilated mass of fiberglass. The car would be a valuable collector car today, had it survived.
This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS 350 had a serious run-in with a bridge support.
A 1968 AMC
Rambler 550
station wagon
needs little
more than a
Band-Aid to
repair the bent
fender. A
woman on
her way to
card club told
the reporting
officer that
she “became
nervous when
she saw so
many children
running
around that
she got con-
fused and
stepped on the
gas instead
of the brakes,
then slammed
on the brakes
and hit the
house.”
A 1969 Chrysler and a 1973 Chevrolet Vega station wagon bottlenecked the highway when they exchanged paint
on a wet mountainside road. Note the dress-up, “groovy” paint job on the Vega.
A 1969
Cadillac
Coupe
DeVille
hardtop
gets a
disgusted
look from
the female
driver of
the 1967
Plymouth
it chose to
bump up
against.
A 1970 AMC Ambassador sedan sits alongside a much older Buick. Neither car is in very good shape.
A hot
1971
Dodge
Charger
should
have found
a more
appropriate
way to stop.
Note the
traction
bars ex-
tending
from the
rear wheels.
They didn’t
do much
good in
this case.
This 1948 Plymouth Deluxe coupe suffered damage when rammed and shoved about 20 feet by a tractor-trailer
truck at a busy city intersection. The truck driver reported that he could not stop when the traffic light changed
because of brake failure.
A 1974
Chevrolet
Caprice
gave
a 1980
Oldsmobile
Cutlass
a messy
piggyback
ride.
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woman explained to the police officer that her dog ran out of the house and into the street, causing chaos. Appar-
ently, the Buick swerved to avoid the puppy and hit the Chevy, which spun around. Then the Buick fishtailed, causing
damage to the rear of the 1948 Oldsmobile in the background. The dog was unhurt.
A hand-held
extinguisher
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to put out
the fire in
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300 coupe
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heavy
passenger-
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and nearly
took out
a mailbox
before
coming
to a halt.
A 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury two-door hardtop unfortunately was at the receiving end of revenge. A group of
“angry young men” did not like out-of-towners driving new cars and dating local girls. During a late-night brawl,
several prowling hoods forced this car off the street and smashed the windows with ball bats. The visiting young
man with his hometown girlfriend sat in a shower of glass particles, but luckily received only slight cuts. The
gang members were arrested and served sentences in the county jail.
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and was pushed into a utility pole subsequent to being hit by a 1965 Oldsmobile 88 sedan.
The driver of this 1960 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Celebrity was surprised by a truck on its way to deliver powdered
fertilizer. The bending of metal was only the beginning of the Olds’s problems. The truck dropped several bags of
its dubious cargo, dusting the car, the driver and entire area with the noxious powder.
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night after he
rear-ended
the tail of a
slow-moving
lowboy truck.
Note that
there was
no damage
done to
the hood.
This 1963 Chevrolet Nova 300 station wagon was an unwelcome visitor. The car burst through the end of a mobile
home, shattered the wall, fixtures and furniture, including a bed in which the resident was sleeping. The sleeping
victim, although badly shaken, was not seriously injured.
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couple. www.firehogs.org Raceway. Starting at 1pm Pre-register Haddam Neck Fairgrounds, 26 Quarry
Sep 1 CA, Fresno. Rods on the Bluff. by October 31 $20 after $25. adacha- Hill Rd off Rte. 151. Info: Peter Chris-
Park Place Shopping Center -7775- ritycarshow@gmail.com tianson, 860-267-8394 or Jon Grant,
7785 N. Palm Ave. 5:30pm. – 8:30pm Nov 25 CA, Riverside. 11th Annual 860-267-7507. SP: Belltown Antique
$5 per car with HRC decade, $10 rockabilly Extravaganza. 8951 Flight Car Club, www.belltownantiquecar-
per car without HRC decal. Anthony Road. 9am – 6pm. www.rockabilly66. club.org
Granata – 559-709-1212, anthony@ com Sep 10 CT, Manchester. 38th Annual
hotrodcoalition.com, www.hotrod- Mustangs & Fords Power5 Show.
coalition.com/rods-on-the-bluff/ COLORADO
Mustangs Unlimited – 440 Adams
Sep 9 CA, San Mateo. 7th Annual Aug 26 CO, Englewood. 15th An- Street. 9am. – 3:30pm. Entry fee: $20,
Show n’ Shine Car Show. 1700 W. nual Morgan Adams Concours MCCNE members: $15. Admission
Hillsdale Blvd. 10am – 2pm Pre- d’Elegance. TAC Air & CenturyLink & parking free. No vendor spaces.
register before Aug 18 $35, after $40, Hangars – 7425 S. Peoria Cir. Tickets No vendor spaces. 508-674-5462 or
Admission free. jtran@kimochi-inc.org $250 http://www.morganadamscon- www.mccne.com
or dyee@kimochi-inc.org cours.org/
Sep 10 CT, South Windsor. 4th Annual
Sep 9 CA, Ventura. 5th Annual Mo- Sep 8-10 CO, Loveland. Goodguys XT Classic Car Show. 192 Hwy. Rte.
mentum Charity Car Show. Pacific Colorado Nationals Swap Meet 5. Registration 8am-Noon. Registra-
View Mall – 3301 E. Main Street. 9am and Cars 4 Sale, The Ranch Events tion $10 donation. www.swlegion133.
– 2:30pm Register by September 3 Complex, 5280 Arena Circle, 80538, org or www.vettclub.org
$25, after $30, Vendor $40. www. 8 x 22 outdoor swap or sale spaces,
$55 each in advance, $65 at the Sep 10 CT, Brooklyn. 58th Annual Yan-
venturafirst.com, Randy Harano (818) kee Yesteryear Car Club Auto Show &
437-1991, randy@randyharano.com gate. Swap Meet & Car 4 Sale info
614-268-1181, www.jeffjohnsonmo- Swap Meet. Brooklyn Fairgrounds-15
Sep 24 CA, Nipomo. Automotive Con- torsports.com. Facebook: Jef- Fairgrounds Road. Opens 9am Cost:
cours at Monarch Dunes. Monarch fJohnsonMotorsports. Show car info $10. Show Cars, $5. General Ad-
Dunes Golf Course. Spectators free. 925-838-9876. mission, (under 12 & parking free).
www.monarchdunesgolf.com/car- Francis Duquette 1-860-923-2781 or
show, 805-343-9459×104 CONNECTICUT Check Yeager 1-860-884-1115, yycc.
Oct 6 CA, Fresno. Rods on the Bluff. Jun 25 CT, Bridgewater. 43rd Annual org
Park Place Shopping Center -7775- Housatonic Valley Region AACA Sep 17 CT, Bethlehem. 47th Antique
7785 N. Palm Ave. 5:30pm. – 8:30pm Chapter Antique & Classic Auto & Classic Car Show & Swap Meet.
$5 per car with HRC decade, $10 Show. Bridgewater County Fair- Bethlehem Fairgrounds. Gates open
per car without HRC decal. Anthony grounds – Rt. 133, 100 Main Street at 8am. Registration $10, Admission
Granata – 559-709-1212, anthony@ South. 9am. – 2:30pm. $10 per $5, under 12 free. Cut off year 1979.
hotrodcoalition.com, www.hotrod- registered car, spectators $5, children Car Corral $40 per space, large Swap
coalition.com/rods-on-the-bluff/ under 12 free. Contact us at HVRAA- Meet, $40 per space. www.roar-
CA@GMAIL.COM and check us out ing20s.club
Oct 14-15 CA, Madera. Valley Nation- on Facebook: HVR-AACA.
als. Madera Fairgrounds – 1850 Oct 1 CT, New Hartford. Cartoberfest
West Cleveland Avenue. 8am – 4pm Jul 9 CT, Simsbury. Valley Collector Car 2017. Hurley Park on the river – 37
Pre-Registration – $35.00, At-Event Club 16th Annual Charity Car Show. Greenwoods Rd. (Off Rt. 44) 10am-
Registration – $40.00, Kids 12&U Simsbury Center. 9am – 2pm. $10 per 3pm.
– free, Ages 13+ – $8.00, Military show car. 860-658-4646 valleycol-
lectorcc@gmail.com www.valleycol- Oct 1 CT, Middletown, 32nd Annual
Discount – $5.00 (with military ID), Car Show and Flea Market, Palmer
$20 (20×20), Call Ron (209) 996 – lectorcarclub.org
Field, Bernie O’Rourke Drive. Rain
9792, ron@bigturlockswap.com, $100 Jul 23 CT, Guilford. 39th Annual time Date Oct, 8. PH: 860-346-0746
(10×10), $200 (10×20), $250 (10×30), Machines Antique Car Show & Swap
Call Rosie DeLeon (559) 840 – 6486, Meet. Guilford Fairgrounds – 111 DELAWARE
Anthony Granata – 559-709-1212, Loves Lane. 8am – 3pm Register Car Jul 2 DE, New Castle. Delaware
anthony@hotrodcoalition.com, www. $10, vendors pre-register $15, Day of Street Rods’ 44the Annual Rod Run
hotrodcoalition.com/valley-nationals/ show $30. Admission Adults $4, Se- & Picnic. 200 Counterpoint Blvd.
Oct 29 CA, Oxnard. Roam’n Relics. niors $3, 12 and under free. Phil/Kelly 8am. -4pm. $10 per car/$3 spec-
Channel Islands Harbor – 3850 S. L’Heureux at 860-384- 4730, phlkll@ tators. o Register Sharon Picco-
Harbor Blvd. 9am – 3pm. Open to sbcglobal.net or for swap meet info lo-302-422-5105 or sharonpiccolo@
first 250 registeredPre-registration contact Joe/Karen Gregitis @413- yahoo.com
CALENDAR
Sep 24 DE, Greenwood. Don’s Tree 5pm, Show 6 – 9pm free admission. Jul 23 IL, Huntley. Skip’s Fiesta Drive-
Farm Fall Festival Car Show. Smith’s Rick Glickman (847) 433-2400, rick@ In Swap Meet & Car Show. McHenry
Family Restaurant – 6396 Hickman mondaynightcarshows.com, www. Cty. Fairgrounds 11900 Country Club
Road. Noon – 4pm. www.donstreef- mondaynightcarshows.com Rd. 8am – 3pm Admission: $9/chil-
arm.com Email:donstreefarm@yahoo. dren under 11 free. Parking free. See
Jul 1 IL, Wilmington. Cars for a Cause/
com www.skipsusa.net for swap & show
Wilmington Rotary Car Show. Down-
fees.
FLORIDA town Wilmington on North Water
Street. 5pm. – 8pm. Registration Jul 23 IL, Lincolnwood. 18th Annual
Oct 21 FL, Leesburg. 2017 Camaro &
donation $10, admission free. Renee Lincolnwood Fest Classic CarsS-
Classic Car Show. 8843 US Hwy. 441.
at 815-476-2729, rotaryofwilmington. how. Proesel Park. 10am – 2pm free
11am- 2pm. Pre-register $10, day
com admission. Cars ‘Strictly’, 25 yrs. old
of show $15 cash. Website: https://
or older
goo.gl/JG2twV, Contact Phone: (352) Jul 3 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car
973-4036, Contact Email: jwarriner@ Shows Red/White/Blue Night. West- Jul 24 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car
cecilclarkchevrolet.com field Old Orchard Mall parking lot. Shows Chevy Night. Westfield Old
registration 5pm. Show 6 – 9pm free Orchard Mall parking lot. registration
Oct 27-30 FL, Zephyrhills. Zephyrhills
admission. Rick Glickman (847) 433- 5pm, Show 6 – 9pm free admission.
Auto Events. Zephyrhills Festival
2400, rick@mondaynightcarshows. Rick Glickman (847) 433-2400, rick@
Park. PH: 727-846-8922 www.zeph-
com, www.mondaynightcarshows. mondaynightcarshows.com, http://
yrhillsautoevents.com
com www.mondaynightcarshows.com
Nov 8-11 FL, Panama City Beach. Fall
Jul 4 IL, Robinson. Robinson Parks Jul 29 IL, Peotone. Peotone Car Club
Emerald Coast Cruizin. Event Info
& Rec Committee 9th Annual Inde- 30th Annual Car Show. Downtown.
Hotline: 662-587-9572. www.emer-
pendence Day Car Show. Robinson 9am- 3pm Entry $15. peotonecar-
aldcoastcruizin.com
City Park. 9am. – 3pm. Entry fee $10. club@yahoo.com
Nov 4 FL, Clermont. Charity Car & Contact: Jesse Hock (618) 553-0688, Jul 31, Skokie. Monday Night Car
Truck Show. 2659 State Highway 50 www.robinsoncarclub.com Shows 60’s Night. Westfield Old
(Rte. 50 and Hancock Road). 8am
Jul 4 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car Orchard Mall parking lot. registration
– 1pm. Register before Oct. 1st $5,
Shows Skokie Parade. Westfield Old 5pm, Show 6 – 9pm free admission.
after $10, Admission $3, under 12
Orchard Mall parking lot. registration Rick Glickman (847) 433-2400, rick@
free. (352) 988-5449, sunshinestate-
5pm, Show 6 – 9pm free admission. mondaynightcarshows.com, www.
superkids@gmail.com
Rick Glickman (847) 433-2400, rick@ mondaynightcarshows.com
GEORGIA mondaynightcarshows.com, www. Jul 31 IL, Downers Grove. 29th Annual
Sep 23 GA, Roswell. 15th Annual mondaynightcarshows.com Bill Kay Chevrolet Corvette NCCC
United Way Car & Bike Show. General Jul 4 IL, Batavia. Fast Edsie’s 4th of show sponsored by Windy City
Motors Georgia IT Innovation Center July Show. 500 N. Radiant Road. Corvettes. Bill Kay Corvettes and
– 2010 Warsaw Road. 10am. – 3pm. 9am-3pm. Registration $20. www. Classics, 2100 Ogden Ave, Down-
Pre-register $20 first car $10 addi- oldgoldcruisers.com or 630-567- ers Grove, IL 60515. Registration
tional. after 9/15/17 $25 first car, $15 2753. 8:30-10am, $20 per car ($25 day of
additional. carshow.unitedwayatlanta. show). Rain or Shine. Contact: Larry
net/, 404-828-7385, yvettehutton@ Jul 10 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car
or Susan Pagliaro, 708-341-7852 or
ups.com Shows Convertible Night. Westfield
shadowlap@att.net.
Old Orchard Mall parking lot. registra-
Sep 30 – Oct 1 GA, Braselton. At- tion 5pm, Show 6 – 9pm free admis- Aug 3 IL, Huntley. Skip’s Fiesta Drive-In
lanta Concours d’Elegance. On the sion. Rick Glickman (847) 433-2400, Swap Meet & Car Show. McHenry
grounds of Chateau Elan. www. rick@mondaynightcarshows.com, Cty. Fairgrounds 11900 Country Club
atlantaconcours.org www.mondaynightcarshows.com Rd. 8am – 3pm Admission: $9/chil-
ILLINOIS dren under 11 free. Parking free. See
Jul 15 IL, Alsip. Swap-O-Rama Car
www.skipsusa.net for swap & show
Jun 24 IL, Elgin. Annual All Makes/ Show. 4350 W. 129th Street. Show
fees.
Models Car, Truck & Motorcycle registration begins 9am. Free registra-
Show. Hopkins Ford – 1045 E. Chi- tion admission $2, seniors (65+) & Aug 4 IL, Huntsville. Huntsville River
cago St. 9am. – 3pm. Entry $15 at Children 7-11 $1, under 6 free. (312) Fest Car Show. Main Street. Contact:
gate. www.stallionsgate.com 752-8887, jjoseph86@gmail.com, (618) 584-3300
www.swap-o-rama.com Aug 5 IL, DeKalb. 6th Annual Parts
Jun 25 IL, Yorkville. Gears & Ears 40.
Kendall County Fairgrounds. Gates Jul 17 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car Place Car Show & Open House. 630
open at 7am. Pre-entry $20. Call Shows Ladies’ Night. Westfield Old Enterprise Ave. 9am. – 2pm. (630)
Wayne @ 773-775-4696 or www. Orchard Mall parking lot. registration 365-1800, www.facebook.com/
gearsandears.com. 5pm, Show 6 – 9pm free admission. events/1352682798137492/
Rick Glickman (847) 433-2400, rick@ Aug 6 IL, Carlinville. Kristin’ for the Kids
Jun 26 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car mondaynightcarshows.com, www.
Shows 70’s Night. Westfield Old Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show. 801
mondaynightcarshows.com Pine Street. 8am – 2pm Pre-register
Orchard Mall parking lot. registration
CALENDAR
$15, day of show $20, display only parking lot. registration 5pm, Show 6 nual Cruise In For Music Car & Truck
$5, Admission free. Kruisin4Kids@ – 9pm free admission. Rick Glickman Show. 6907 park Road. 9am – 3pm.
gmail.com (847) 433-2400, rick@mondaynight- Registration $15.
Aug 7 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car carshows.com, www.mondaynight- Jun 25 IN, Westville Car Show. Cross-
Shows Hot Rod/Custom Night. West- carshows.com Roads Lounge US 6 & 421 ( 2nd &
field Old Orchard Mall parking lot. Sep 10 IL, St. Charles. 2017 Fierorama 4th Sunday June through October )
registration 5pm, Show 6 – 9pm free Car Show. Northern Illinois Fiero $5 donation. Free food to car owner –
admission. Rick Glickman (847) 433- Entusiasts. Pottawatomie Park, 210 different charity each month.
2400, rick@mondaynightcarshows. North Avenue. Non to 5pm. Non- Jul 1 IN, Rockport. Annual Honest Abe
com, www.mondaynightcarshows. members $10. Jack Hallman, 630- Kiwanis Car Show. City Park – west
com 305-9806. jjh93@comcast.net end of Main Street. – 928 Fairground
Aug 11 IL, Flat Rock. Flat Rock Home Sep 10 Batavia,IL. free All Star Chev- Drive. 7am – 11am – Registration $15.
Coming Car Show. Main Street. Con- elle Show/Cruise-In, Chevelle Round Dan Ringer (812) 893-1198, rebel-
tact: (618) 584-3300 Up V. Located at 500 N.Raddant dan@icloud.com
Aug 12-13 IL, St. Charles. 27th Annual Rd.8am-3pm. www.allstarchevelle. Jul 9 IN, Westville Car Show. Cross-
Indian Uprising All Pontiac Weekend. com or 630-567-2753 or www.old- Roads Lounge US 6 & 421 ( 2nd &
www.theindianuprising.com goldcruisers.com 4th Sunday June through October )
Sep 14-17 IL, Effingham. Corvette $5 donation. Free food to car owner –
Aug 13 IL, Oblong. 12th Annual GABS
Funfest. Midamerica Motorworks. different charity each month
Car Show. City Park. Contact” (618)
569-3138 Gene Weger Contact: 866-309-3973, funfest@ Jul 14 IN, Frankfort. Clinton County
mamotorworks.com Car, Motorcylce & truck Show. Clinton
Aug 13 IL, Tinley Park. 26th annual
Sep. 23 Joliet, IL. Annual Orphan Car County Fairgrounds. 6am – 9:30pm.
Apple Chevrolet Corvette NCCC
Show at The Croatian Cultural Club, Registration $10.
shows sponsored by Windy City
Corvettes. Apple Chevrolet, 8585 W. 1503 Clement Street, presented by Jul 15 IN, Anderson. One More Tim
159th St., Tinley Park, IL 60477. Reg- the Illinois Valley Olds Chapter, 10 AM Rods & Restorations Open Car Show.
istration 9-10:30am, $25 per car ($30 to 3 PM. Pre-registration $12, day of 2759 W. 38th Street. 8am – 3pm.
day of show). Rain or Shine. Contact: event $15. Contact Bob at 815-467- Entry $15. Sid 765-779-4030
Bob or Nancy Burns, (630) 222-8308 1851 or Bob35072@AOL.com
Jul 15 IN, Elkhart. Gateway Mile Auto
or burnsnancybob@yahoo.com Sep 24 IL, Country Club Hills. 2nd Fest Car Show. Downtown Elkhart.
Aug 14 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car annual Baby’s Cheesesteak and 9am- 4pm. Featuring flathead
Shows Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Night. Lemonade NCCC Corvette show engines. Free admission. www.gate-
Westfield Old Orchard Mall parking sponsored by Windy City Corvettes. waymileautofest.com
lot. registration 5pm, Show 6 – 9pm Baby’s Cheesesteak and Lemonade,
4019 W. 167th St., Country Club Jul 23 IN, Westville Car Show. Cross-
free admission. Rick Glickman (847) Roads Lounge US 6 & 421 ( 2nd &
433-2400, rick@mondaynightcar- Hills, IL 60478. Registration $10 per
car. Rain or Shine. Contact: Bill or 4th Sunday June through October ).
shows.com, www.mondaynightcar- $5 donation. Free food to car owner –
shows.com Teresa Kocanda, (708) 927-9736 or
wlk6811@att.net different charity each month.
Aug 19 IL, Robinson. Shriner’s BBQ Aug 12 IN, Mooreland. 2017 Mooreland
& Car Show. City Park. 9am. – 2pm. Oct 6 IL, Robinson. Toffee Festival Car
Show. South Side of Square. 5pm. – free Fair 26th Annual Car Show. 10am
Contact (618) 569-9211 – 2pm Registration $10. Contact Bud
9pm.
Aug 21 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car & Rita Grubbs @ 765-774-4561, Kim
Shows 50’s Night. Westfield Old Oct 15 IL, Countryside. Countryside &Todd Cowan @ 765-686-2608
Orchard Mall parking lot. registration Collectors Classic Show. Location:
Park Place Of Countryside. www. Aug 13 IN, Westville Car Show. Cross-
5pm, Show 6 – 9pm free admission. Roads Lounge US 6 & 421 ( 2nd &
Rick Glickman (847) 433-2400, rick@ uniqueeventsshows.com
4th Sunday June through October ).
mondaynightcarshows.com, www. Nov 12 IL, Huntley. Skip’s Fiesta Drive- $5 donation. Free food to car owner –
mondaynightcarshows.com In Swap Meet & Car Show. McHenry different charity each month.
Aug 28 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car Cty. Fairgrounds 11900 Country Club
Rd. 8am – 3pm Admission: $9/chil- Aug 27 IN, Westville Car Show. Cross-
Shows Buick/Olds/Ponitac/ Caddy Roads Lounge US 6 & 421 ( 2nd &
Night. Westfield Old Orchard Mall dren under 11 free. Parking free. See
www.skipsusa.net for swap & show 4th Sunday June through October )
parking lot. registration 5pm, Show 6 $5 donation. Free food to car owner –
– 9pm free admission. Rick Glickman fees.
different charity each month
(847) 433-2400, rick@mondaynight- INDIANA
carshows.com, www.mondaynight- Sep 2 IN, Marshall. Ben Hur Car Club
Jun 21-24 IN, Columbus. Triumph & Turkey Run Inn “Cruise To The Inn”
carshows.com Register ofamerica National Meet. For Car Show. Turkey Run State Park,
Sep 4 IL, Skokie. Monday Night Car more details see http://triumphregis- 25 miles south of Crawfordsville on
Shows labor Day/Truck/Last Show ter.com/tra-national-meet/ State Road 47. 9am – 3pm. Fee $15,
Night. Westfield Old Orchard Mall Jun 24 IN, Montgomery. 2nd An- Greg Linn 765-307-8571, Fred Clore
CALENDAR
765-362-2142 or Wayne Knox (email Lumber Complex Car Show. 235 N. Jul 15 ME, South Paris. 39th Annual
kaywayneknox@aol.com ). Club web- Oak Lane. free (563) 381-3220 Founder’s Day & Classic Car Exhibit.
site: www.benhurcarclub.com Sep 8-10 IA, Greenfield. 44th Annual Hamlin Memorial Library & Museum
Early Wheels of Iowa Swap Meet. – 16 Hannibal Hamlin Drive. 9AM –
Sep 10 11 IN, Westville Car Show.
Adair County Fairgrounds. Vend Out- 5pm, rain or shine. $10/adults, $2/
CrossRoads Lounge US 6 & 421 (
door $30, Indoor $20. Admission free. children 12 & under. www.hamlin.lib.
2nd & 4th Sunday June through Oc-
Andrea Woodruff (402) 699-5093, me.us/founders_day.html Contact:
tober. $5 donation. Free food to car
Reservations Dixie Johnson (515) hamlinstaff@hamlin.lib.me.us or 207-
owner – different charity each month.
238-3624, www.earlywheelsofiowa. 743-2980.
Sep 24 IN, Westville Car Show. Cross-
com Aug 19 ME, Wells. Sixth Annual Wood-
Roads Lounge US 6 & 421 ( 2nd &
Sep 23 IA, Des Moines. 2nd Annual ies in the Cove Car Show. Next to
4th Sunday June through October )
Drive Down Memory Lane. Principal McDonalds – 974 Post Rd. 8:30am
$5 donation. Free food to car owner –
Park – 1 Line Drive. 11am – 3pm. – 2pm. Parade to follow at 2 – 3pm.
Pre-registration $20, day of $25. Kristi Sonny Perkins via email at woodiesin-
Oct 8 IN, Westville Car Show. Cross- thecove@gmail.com
Kenyon, 515-419-5825 or kristi@
executiveautoshippers.com MARYLAND
$5 donation. Free food to car owner – Sep 24 IA, Prairie City. Prairie City Jul 30 MD, Reistertown. 14th Annual All
different charity each month Fire Dept. Car Show. On the square. Vehicle Show. Resister town Regional
Registration 9am to Noon, Awards Park. 10am – 3pm. Pre-registration
Oct 22 IN, Westville Car Show. Cross-
at 2:30. $15 pre registration before $10 (July 22nd), at the gate $15 info:
Sept 1st. $20 day of show. Contact Bill (410) 527-0953, grand1917@
dwwilliams73@gmail.com for your pre comcast.net, www.freestateregion-
$5 donation. Free food to car owner –
registration form. Don (573) 619-6940 vcca.org
or Harold (515) 994-2171 Aug 6 MD, West Friendship. Annual
Nov 5 IN, Vincennes. Vincennes
Oct 1 IA, Hopkinton. Hot Rods & Collector’s Car Show. Howard County
University Auto Club Car Show.
Harleys – Car, Truck, Bike & Hot Rod Fair – 2210 Fairgrounds Road. Reg-
Vincennes University, ATB 10. More
Show. 102 First Street SE at Main istration $15. Gene Sauter 410-627-
Info 159.218.3.3/dads%2098.HTM.
Square. Registration 7-11am. Show 6765, http://www.chesapeakeaaca.
Contact Jay Wolf 812-888-4172.
11am. – 4pm. Event Fee $15. Con- org/
IOWA tact Steve Davis Ph 563-920-0409, Aug 12 MD, Rockville. All GM Show.
Jun 30 – Jul 2 IA, Des Moines. email stevedavis@iowatelecom.net, Montgomery College, 51 Mannakee
Goodguys Heartland Nationals Swap website:www.hotrodsandharleyscar- St.. F: Pre-reg. $15, $20 day of show.
Meet and Cars 4 Sale, Iowa State show.com Cory PH: 240-686-0229 orcorydraw@
Fairgrounds, 3000 E. Grand Ave., KENTUCKY gmail.com.
50317, 8 x 22’ outdoor swap or sale
Jul 14-15 KY, Philpot. OACAC Swap Aug 26 MD, Chesapeake City. 7th
spaces, $55 each in advance, $65
Meet & Car Corral. Daviess County Annual Ron Francis Wiring & Chesa-
at the gate, Swap Meet & Car 4 Sale
Lions Club Fairgrounds – 6191 Hwy. peake City Lions Club Car Show.
info (614)268-1181, www.jeffjohn-
54. 9am – 5pm. Info: Larry McMa- Downtown streets & park. 8am
sonmotorsports.com. Facebook:
han 270-925-4080, email: mcma- – 3pm. Cost $15.To Pre-Register:
JeffJohnsonMotorsports. Show car
han4345@bellsouth.net E-mail Ron@ronfrancis.com Deadline
info 925-838-9876.
Oct 13-15 KY, Bowling Green. Good- 8-11-2017, www.Facebook.com/
Jul 7 IA, Blue Grass. Dick-n-Sons chesapeakecitycarshow
guys Nostalgia Nationals Swap
Lumber Complex Car Show. 235 N.
Meet and Cars 4 Sale, Beech Bend Sep 9 MD, Manchester. Annual Autumn
Oak Lane. free (563) 381-3220
Raceway Park, 798 Beech Bend Rd., Harvest Collector Car Show. Man-
Jul 16 IA, Sumner. Sumner Lions 42101, 10 x 20’ outdoor swap or sale chester Carnival Grounds – 3285 York
Club’s 35th Annual Car Show. Reg- spaces, $55 each in advance, $65 Street. 10am – 2pm.Registration $10,
istration 9am-noon. Call Dwight at at the gate. Swap Meet & Car 4 Sale Admission free. Gene Sauter 410-
319-240-9000 info (614) 268-1181, www.jeffjohn- 627-6765 genebettysauter@aol.com,
Jul 30 IA, Indianola. Grandma’s 2nd sonmotorsports.com. Facebook: http://www.chesapeakeaaca.org/
Annual Show & Shine Sock Drive. JeffJohnsonMotorsports. Show car Sep 17 MD, Cumberland. Antique
1401 N. Jefferson at Trunk. 10am- info 925-838-9876. Car & Truck Show. Baltimore Street
4pm. Entrance fee -one package of MAINE Pedestrian Mall. 10am- 3pm. free
adult socks. mcfowl@gmail.com or registration. Ken Northcraft (301)
Jun 25 ME, Harrison. Harrison Li-
call Matt 515-962-7185 729-2273, ken.northcraft@gmail.com
ons Club Annual Car Show. Crystal
Aug 4 IA, Blue Grass. Dick-n-Sons Lake Park, Route 117. 8am – noon. or Don Reid (301) 729-1653, mod-
Lumber Complex Car Show. 235 N. Registration $5, admission free. Gene elaron@verizon.net
Oak Lane. free (563) 381-3220 Cross (207) 693-4501 or Steve John- MASSACHUSETTS
Sep 1 IA, Blue Grass. Dick-n-Sons son (978) 660-6331 Jul 9 MA, Dedham. Bay State An-
CALENDAR
tique to Club 46th Annual Car Show. Jun 24 MI, Hamburg. Hamburg His- Show. 1st Street next to bandshell.
Endicott Estates – 656 East Street. torical Museum Car, Truck, Tractor 8am – 2:30pm. Registration $5/car.
Gates open at 7a.m. Pre-register $15, & Motor Cycle show. Golden Septic Contact William Chartrand 715-582-
Day of show. Admission $5, children & Landscaping Supplies – Corner of 0347, wdchartrand@gmail.com,
under 12 free. 781-459-8800 M-36 & Hamburg Road. Noon – 4pm. http://clubs.hemmings.com/mmaac/
Jul 16 MA, Hanover. Car Show 720. Registration $10, Vendors $20 info:
Aug 17 MI, Grandville. Big Boy, Auto
Cardinal Cushing School – 405 Mary (810) 923-8230
BodyXperts, Berlin Raceway Car
Washington Street. 11am-2pm. www. Jun 24 MI, Kalamazoo. The Alamo Show. Big Boy restaurant. 3:30pm. –
carshow720.com Foundation 2017 Classics and Crafts 8:30pm. free admission. bigboyabx.
Jul 16 MA, Marlborough. 33rd Annual in The Park annual fundraiser. Pan- com
MCCNE Summer Round-Up. Solo- cake breakfast begins 7am/Registra-
Aug 24-27 MI, Hickory Corners. 14th
mon Pond Mall – 601 Donald Lynch tion begins at 8am. Register at the
Annual Pierce-Arrow Society Gather-
Blvd. 9am – 3:30pm. Entry fee: $20 gate on day of the event – car entry
ing at the Gilmore. Contact Dave Ste-
— MCCNE Members: $15. Admission and admission fee is by donation.
vens (231) 740-6610, (231) 894-2281,
& parking free. No vendor spaces. Located at 8326 West DE Avenue.
davenstevens@msn.com
508-674-5462 or www.mccne.com http//www.thealamofoundation.org –
Contact Mike Lampen – ml@azoser- Sep 16 MI, Tecumseh. Ididit Car Show
Jul 23 MA, Southwick. 10th annual vices.com/269-744-2668. & Open House. free admission. http://
Jaime S. Rivera Benefit Car Show. www.ididitinc.com/special-events.
South wick Rec. Center – 64 Powder Jun 24-25 MI, Flint. Sloan Museum
php
Mill Road. 10am- 3pm. Registration Auto Fair.1221 E. Kearsley Street.
Sat. 9am – 3pm, Sun. 9am – 3pm. Oct 29 MI, Monroe. Monroe’s Fall
$10, Admission free. Jeff Bovat (413)
Adults $7, Kids under 11 free. www. Sweep Meet. Monroe County
569-2145 or (413) 374-4690, Jason
sloanautofair.com Fairgrounds – 3775 S. Custer Road.
Swindle (413) 262-9038, friendsofjai-
7am – 3pm. Inside Expo spots 10x10’
mesrivera@yahoo.com Jul 15 MI, Wayland. Auto BodyX-
$45, outdoor spots 12x30’ $35, and
Jul 29 MA, Shrewsbury. Volks-Fair 18. perts Wayland Car Show. S. Main
car corral for $15. After October 1
Hebert Candy Mansion – 574 Hart- Street.10am-3pm. Registration $10.
add $5 per spot. Admission $6, 12
ford Turnpike. 9am – 2pm. Registra- Jul 20 MI, Grandville. Big Boy, Auto and under free. free parking. Nick
tion $15, Spectators/vendor spot free. BodyXperts, Berlin Raceway Car 419-579-4845 or Sue 419-579-6815,
Phone: Jason (603) 475-1543, www. Show. Big Boy restaurant. 3:30pm. – www.monroeautoswapmeet.com.
The-Bug-Club.Com, nhbugclub@ 8:30pm. free Admission. bigboyabx.
Oct 30 MI, Monroe. Fall Swap Meet.
hotmail.com com
Monroe County Fairgrounds, 3775 S.
Sep 29 MA, Fitchburg. 2nd Annual Jul 22 MI, Rochester. 3rd Annual OPC Custer Rd. Contact Nick 419-579-
Sizer Celebration Car Show – 500 Classic & Muscle Car Show. Ol Per- 4845 or Sue 419-579-6815. www.
Rindge Road. 6-8pm. Registration sons’ Commission – 650 Letica Drive. monroeautoswapmeet.com
$10, free admission. 9-Noon. Pre-entry required and free.
MINNESOTA
Oct 1 MA, Devens. 37th Annual 248-656-1403 or emailing Jeremy at
jridky@opcseniorcenter.org , www. Jun 24 MN, Chanhassen. Car Guys
MCCNE Fall Round-Up & Swap
opcseniorcenter.org for United Way with Chip Foose &
Meet. Evens Town Commons. 9am
Barry Meguiar. AutoMotorPlex – 8150
– 3:30pm. Entry fee: $20 — MCCNE Jul 28-30 MI, Plymouth. 39th Annual
Audubon Road. 9am – 2pm. Admis-
Members: $15. Admission & parking Concours d’Elegance ofamerica. At
sion $25. https://www.facebook.com/
free. No vendor spaces. 508-674- the Inn at St. John’s. www.concour-
events/272342633212785/
5462 or www.mccne.com susa.org
Jul 1 MN, Chanhassen. Cars and
Oct 14 MA, Easthampton. Buicks in Jul 29 MI, Birch Run. 12th Annual Clas-
Caves at the Chanhassen MotorPlex.
the Fall 2017. Cernak Buick, Inc. sic Car Show & Cruise. 12157 Church
8150 Audubon Rd. 8am to Noon. No
– 102 Northampton Street. 9am – Street. Show 9am – 3pm, Cruise
charge. Contact rkrowech@hrstinc.
3pm. Registration $10 by October 4-9pm Registration $10. 810-240-
com.
7th. at: David.Debbie@comcast. 5163, www.ssfrancisandclarefestival.
net, Phone: 413-527- 0661 info: Jim com Jul 12 MN, Hibbing. 1965-66 Full
Ramsey – jimmramsey@hotmail.com, Size Chevrolet International Meet-
Jul 29 MI, Romeo. 3rd Annual Simpson
413-527- 7761, Cernak Buick – Pat ing. Ranger Chevrolet. 10am- 2pm.
Park Camp Classic Auto Show. Simp-
Hayes – pwhayes@cernakbuick.com, FSCC-Convention 2017@comcast.
son Park. 1pm. – 4pm. (586) 752-
413-527- 1134 net. www.1965-66fscc.com/2017-
3202, www.simpsonparkcamp.org
international-meet/
Oct 29 MD, Baltimore. Jerry’s Auto Aug 9-13 MI, Hickory Corners. 2017
Group Fall Car Show. Jerry’s Chev- Jul 12-16 MN, Minneapolis, Metro-
Lincoln Homecoming. Lincoln Motor
rolet – 1940 East Joppa Road.10am politan Owners Club, Northamerica
Car Heritage Museum. www.lincoln-
– 4pm. Registration $20. Bill (443) (MOCNA) biannual car meet. Con-
carmuseum.org
418-4598 tact Steve Coterie (847) 334-5002,
Aug 12 MI, Menominee. Marinette & mocna2017@gmail.com
MICHIGAN Menonminee Auto Club’s 46th Annual
Jul 30 MN, Excelsior. 5th Annual
CALENDAR
10,000 Lakes Concours d’Elegance. 912 4th Ave. North. 10am-3pm. (406) Sep 1-4 MT, Helena. International
Excelsior Commons. 10am. – 4pm. 252-2886, (406)248-9033 Mustang Meet. Radisson Hotel. Sat.
Children 12 and under and active 11am- 5pm. Buzz Rose (406) 458-
Jul 9 MT, Stevensville. 12th Annual
military members are free with ID. 9847, Dan Pocha (406) 442-7522,
Stars, Guitars & Cars. NAPA – 600
Advance presale tickets are $20 www.lcmsf.com
Main Street. Ron Plemmons/Kina
and are available online now at Sep 16 MT, Billings. Ra Ra’s Show &
Lindbloom (406) 777-5791
10000lakesconcours.com. Shine. 2 miles east of Blue Basket on
Jul 15 MT, East Helena. Horsepower
MISSISSIPPI Hwy. 312. 10am- 3pm.
Roundup. Kennedy (JFK) park. Noon
Sep 16 MS, Laurel. Jones Fam- – 4pm. Betty West (406) 439-4616, Sep 16 MT, Belgrade. Belgrade Fall
ily Medicine Clinic’s 10th Annual Carol Tecca (406) 459-3546, Mike Festival Car Show. Lewis & Clark
September Showoff. 4146 Hwy. 15 Collins (406) 462-3590, www.helenas- Park. 11am- 4pm. Belgrade Chamber
North. Registration on site 7-11am. treetrodders.com of Commerce – (406) 388-1616, www.
Registration $35. (601) 425-0092, belgradechamber.org
Jul 15 MT, Three Forks. Cowboys &
www.jonesfamilymedicineclinic.com, NEBRASKA
Carz. Sacajawea Inn. 9am- 3pm. Lyle
jonesfamilymedic@bellsouth.net
Ciglar 406-581-1149, 3ciglars@gmail. Jul 22-23 NE, Ashland. SAC Aerospace
MISSOURI com Museum Nebraska Highway 66 Con-
Jul 16 MO, Rosebud. Rosebud Com- Jul 15 MT, Billings. Billings All Original course Classic. www.sacmuseum.org
munity Park. Registration 8am to Car Show. North Park. 10am- 4pm. NEVADA
noon. Judging at 10:30am. Awards free admission. www.billingsallorigi-
3am. Entry $15. Display $10. 573- nalcarshow.org Jun 24 NV, Reno. Women With Wheels
437-6735. Summer Car Show. National Auto-
Jul 29 MT, Billings. Mark Kucera’s mobile Museum. – 10 Lake St.10am
Oct. 20 – 21, 2017 – Carthage Mo. – Class Car & Art Show. 2111 Montana – 2pm. Spectators free, half-price
Carthage Maple Leaf Car Show & Ave. 5pm. – 8pm. free admission. museum entry. Registration $35.
Cruise Night: Cruise Night – Friday Mark (406) 690-5634 CAR, Karen www.automuseum.org
Oct 20TH on Historic Carthage, Mo. (406) 697-2168 Art
Square, 302 South Main 6pm – 9pm. Jun 26-29 NV, Reno. Annual Riviera
Aug 4-5 MT, West Yellowstone. Yellow- International Car Meet. 303-952-0239
Saturday Oct. 21ST – 37TH Annual
stone Rod Run. City Park. 7am- 6pm.
Maple Leaf Car Show & Swap Meet. NEW HAMPSHIRE
Terry Oksa (406) 646-9759,www.
8amto 5pm. Pre Reg. $10 – $15 after
yellowstonerodrun.com Jul 8, NH, Moultonborough. Antique &
Oct. 1st. free to the public. Located at
the CMC on the corner of Grand Ave. Aug 4-6 MT, Livingston. Fiddlers Picnic Classic Automobile Event. Castle in
and Fairview Ave. (1900 South Grand Vintage Trailer Rally. Old Mercier the Clouds, Rt. 171/455 Old Moun-
Ave.) Car Show Info: Larry – 417-825- Ranch – South 1 mile from inter- tain Road. SH: 10am – 3pm. Website
6773, Alan – 620-856-2020, Swap change on US 89. 8amFriday – 1 http://www.castleintheclouds.org/
Meet: $25, Car Corral $5 contact Sunday. dalsmilie@aol.com events/3052/?event_rdae=201707
Randy – 417-850-5933. Reg. on line 08100000,20170708150000. PH:
Aug 6 MT, Virginia City. Road Agent 603-476-5410 or email programs@
at www.mapleleafcarshow.com, email Rally. Main Street 10am- 6pm. Jack
us atmapleleafcarshow@gmail.com, castleintheclouds.org.
(406) 843-5933, www.virginiacity.com
or follow us on Facebook at Maple NEW JERSEY
Leaf Carshow. Aug 19 MT, Georgetown Lake. George-
town Lakesters Car Show. Seven Jun 25 NJ, Wayne. Tri-County Cruisers
MONTANA Gables Resort. 10am- 3pm. 24th Annual Car Show. Wayne Town-
Jun 24 MT, Butte. 4th Annual Copper ship Municipal Parking Lot, 475 Cal-
Aug 19 MT, Great Falls. NWC3 Show at ley Road. 9am – 4pm. Pre-registration
City Gear Jammers Rod & Custom Downpour. Montana Expo Park. Bob
Show. Clark’s Park. 8am- 9pm. Brody $10 by June 19, day of Show $15.
McCleod (406) 781-6434, Joe Drench 973-882-0288. E-mail solutions@
(406) 498-8840, Sam (406) 498-4328, (406) 590-4262, Lewis Zanto (406)
Rob (406) 593-1567, facebook.com/ wegmanassociates.com
788-7334, www.northwestchristian-
coppercitygeatjammers carclub.com Jul 15 NJ, Medford. Night of the
Jun 30-Jul 2 MT, Helena. 12th Annual Kreeps. – Flying W Airport. 7pm-
Aug 20 MT, Bozeman. Cruising on midnight. Vendors $50, cars $5
Blast from the Past Car Show & Drag Main. Downtown Bozeman. 9am-
Races. Jorgenson’s Inn & Suites, at gate. www.facebook.com/
3pm., www.downtownbozeman.org events/1944215869132233/
Broadwater Grounds, Rocky Moun-
tain Training. Fr. 3-10pm., Sat. 7am- Aug 25-26 MT, Great Falls. Cruz-N- Jul 22 NJ, Ship Bottom. 18th Annual
7pm, Sun 10am- 5pm. Chad Wenger Shine Poker Run & Show. MT Expo Memories by the Bay Classic Car
(406) 202-4699, blastfromthepastcar- Park. Aug 25 @ 6pm., Aug 26 10am- Show. Ship Bottom Waterfront Park,
show@gmail.com, www.helenaval- 5pm. Jim Terry (406) 454-1155 10th St. & Shore Ave. SP: Ship Bot-
leytiming.org Aug 26 MT, Billings. All Euro Car Show. tom Parks and Recreation Dept. &
Jul 8 MT, Billings. Twisted Vintage Veteran’s Park. 10am- 3pm. www. Vintage Automobile Museum of NJ.
Restoration 2nd Annual Car Show. AllEuroCarShow.com Ralph Voorhees, 732-780-0419 or
www.vintageautomuseum.org
CALENDAR
Aug 5 NJ, Whiting. 2nd Annual Classic Sep 30 NJ, Tuckerton. Antique Car $5 (under 12 free). Registration form
Car Show. Carmona-Bolen Home for and Truck Show. Tuckerton Sea- can be obtained at www.anymak-
Funerals, 66 Lacey Rd. SP: Carmona- port Museum, 120 W. Main St. SP: eanymodel.org Car show information:
Bolen Home for Funerals & Vintage Tuckerton Seaport Museum & Vintage Carl (845) 798-8788 or Tony (845)
Automobile Museum of NJ. Missy, Automobile Museum of NJ. Missy, 901-8214
732-600-5103 or www.vintageauto- 732-600-5103 or www.vintageauto-
Jul 9 NY, Liverpool. 20th Annual
museum.org museum.org
Antique-Classic and Working Truck
Aug 26 NJ, Forked River. 2nd An- NEW YORK Show. Long branch Park in Liverpool
nual VFW Post 10118 Classic Car Jun 23-25 NY, Lancaster. Niagara Auto N.Y. 9am – 4pm. Truck registration
Show. VFW Post 10118, 2652 Lacey Swap Meet & Car Show 42nd Annual $8 pre-register/$10 day of the show.
Rd. SP: VFW Post 10118 & Vintage at the Lancaster National Speed- General admission $2, children under
Automobile Museum of NJ. Missy, way in Lancaster. 8:30am – 5pm. 12 free. Contact Scott Smith 315-
732-600-5103 or www.vintageauto- Pre-register $13/day of show $15. 687-1165
museum.org www.niagaraswapmeet.com, www. Jul 9 NY, Kings Park. Thunderbird Ford
Sep 2 NJ, Woodbury. Woodbury Auto clutchartists.com, Swap Meet 585- Show. Keyword Shopping Center –
Show. Broad Street (Rt. 45) 8am – 762-9057, 716-542-2585. Car Show 58 Indian Road. 9am – 3pm. $15 pre-
4pm. Registration $15. John Beal Clutchartists@yahoo.com 716-895- registration, $20 day show. Elliott 631
(856) 848-2326, jb2pb@comcast.net, 7099 724 3756 – Dennis 631-447-3847
www.woodburyautoshow.com Jun 24 NY, Windham. 1st Annual Jul 14-16 NY, Syracuse. Syracuse
Sep 8 NJ, Ridgewood. Ridged 24th Cruisin’ for the Cure Classic Car Nationals. NY State Fairgrounds.
Annual Chamber of Commerce Car Show. Windham Mountain Resort. Advance sale adult general admission
Show. 133 E. Ridgewood Ave. 5pm. 10am – 4pm. Pre-register $15, day of – 1 day ticket $15, child (age 6-12)
– 9pm. , info@RidgewoodChamber. show $20. http://sold.windstarrealty. general admission – 1 day ticket $60,
com, 201-445-2600 Joan Groome, com/classic-car-show/ adult general admission – weekend
ExperienceRidgewood.com Jun 25 NY, Latham. 35th Annual Car, pass $450, child (6-12), weekend
Sep 10 NJ, Seaside Heights. 38th Truck & Motorcycle Show. Colonie pass $180
Annual Vintage Automobile Club of Elks Lodge on Route 155. Capital Jul 16 NY, North Blenheim. Schoharie
Ocean County Antique Car Show. District Chevrolet Club. 10am. to Valley Region AACA Antique Auto
1000 Bay Blvd. SP: Vintage Auto- 3pm. $12 vehicle registration. Specta- Show. New York Power Authority Visi-
mobile Club of Ocean County. John tor admission $3. Vendors $20 before tor’s Center – 1378 State Route 30.
Mahoney, 732-244-4984 or www. 6/20, $25 day of show. Car show info: Vehicle Registration $10, Vendor Reg-
vintageautoclubnj.org Phil 518-783-8728. Vendor nfo: Bill istration $20. Ron Davis davisre3@
Sep 16 NJ, Ocean Grove. 20th Annual 518-377-5168. www.cdchevroletclub. hotmail.com, (518) 234-7495
British Car Day. Main Ave. Business com.
Jul 29 NY, Stony Brook 13 Annual Vin-
District. Bob Canfield 732-620-2378, Jul 1 NY, Westbury. New York Autofest. tage European Car and Motorcycle
joisuzu@optonline.net, www.pedc. Westbury Market Fair – 960 Brush Show,1984 or older. 216 Christian
org. Hollow Road. 8am – 4pm. $20 Regis- Avenue. Arrive at 10:30am, $20 dona-
Sep 17 NJ, Windsor. 10th annual Bear tration, Admission $5, 12 under free. tion for the Stony Brook Community
Creek Classic Car Show. Bear Creek www.nyautofest.com. For info call Church, 631-751-6371
Assisted Living – 291 Village Road 516-882-5022 or visit our web site
Jul 30 NY, Montgomery. 44th Annual
East & Old Trenton Road. Reg. 8am www.nyautofest.com
Orange County Antique Auto Show.
, Show 11am – 3pm. Registration Jul 8-9 NY, Riverhead.american Truck Thomas Bull Memorial Park (Orange
$10, Vendors $25. Fred Shwartz (609) Historical Society -Long Island County Park) – 211 Route 416. pre-
577-6073 Chapter 16th Annual Antique, Classic reg $10 by 7/14 ($15 day of show)
Sep 21-24 NJ, Wildwood. The Wild- & Working Truck Show. Long Island – vehicles must arrive by 12 noon,
wood NJ Boardwalk Fall Classic Car Antique Power Association Show admission: $3 adults; $2 seniors;
Show. Wildwoods boardwalk. Regis- Grounds – 5961 Sound Avenue. $10 under 12 + military vets with ID – free.
tration $50. For more information visit donation, 12 & under and Veterans Please call Rich at 845-742-0951
www.WildwoodMotorEventsNJ.com free. (631) 821-4845 or gmcwater- for info and to register, to register:
or email us at WildwoodMotorEv- truck@aol.com ocantiqueautoclub.com, ocaacny@
ents@gmail.com. (609) 522-4546. Jul 9 NY, Poughkeepsie. Hudson gmail.com
Sep 23 NJ, Closter. 3rd Annual Joey’s Valley Auto Enthusiasts 12th Annual Aug 4 NY, Sparrowbush. High Point
Fund Charity Classic Car Show. 11am Antique Car Show. Locust Grove Cruisers Club Charity Car Show.
– 4pm. St. Mary’s Church – 20 Legion (Samuel F.B. Morse Estate). 8am to Sparrowbush Engine Company/
Place. $15 pre-register, $20 day of 4pm. $15 entry 1927 and older free. Fire House. $15 pre-register by July
show. Tony DeCarlo (201) 481-5406, lgny.org 25, $20 ay of show. Registration
www.joeyscharityfund.org, dona- July 9 NY, Hasbrouck. 3rd Annual Car 8-10:30am. Awards 2:30pm. Vendor
tions@joeysfundcahritycarshow.org Show. 9am – 3pm. Pre-registration spaces available. Michele 973-3296,
$8, Day of Show $10. Spectators Percey 845-856-6154 or Bill 845-856-
CALENDAR
9211. www.highpointcruiserscarclub. SoutheastWillysJeepGetTogether.com 10am – 12pm. 216-721-5722×1502,

com. Oct 20-22 NC, Charlotte. Goodguys education@wrhs.org, www.wrhs.org
Aug 19 NY, Port Washington. Third SouthEastern Nationals Swap Meet Jun 24 OH, Hilliard. Hilliard Historical
Annual Antique Car Show at Beach and Cars 4 Sale, Charlotte Motor Village Car Show. Weaver Park/Frank-
Feast. North Hempstead Beach Park Speedway, 5555 Concord Pkwy lin County Fairgrounds. 11am -3pm.
– 175 West Shore Road. 10am-3pm. South, Concord, 28027, 10 x 25’ out- registration $10. Rain date June 25
Registration $10. Howie Fishman door swap or sale spaces, $55 each Jul 4 OH, Urbana. Champaign Cruisers
(516) 662-9379, hfishman52@aol.com in advance, $65 at the gate, Swap 20th Annual Firecracker Car, Truck
Aug 28 NY, Port Washington. FunDay Meet & Car 4 Sale info 614-268-1181, & Bike Show. 1300 N. Main Street.
Monday Annual Antique Car Show. www.jeffjohnsonmotorsports.com. 9:00am – 3:30pm Registration $10,
North Hempstead Park – 175 West Facebook: JeffJohnsonMotorsports. Admission free. www.champaign-
Shore Drive. 10am-2pm. free for cars Show car info 925-838-9876. cruisers.com/cruisers/Welcome.html
25 years & older. Howie Fishman Oct 20 -22 NC, Henderson. Show, Jul 7-9 OH, Columbus. Goodguys
(516) 662-9379, hfishman52@aol.com Shine, Shag, Dine & East Cost Drag PPG Nationals Swap Meet and Cars
Sep 3 NY, Westbury. New York Au- Times Hall of Fame & Reunion. Fri. 4 Sale, Ohio Expo Center & State
tofest. Westbury Market Fair – 960 – pre-show activities, 11am – 4pm – Fair, 717 E. 17th Ave., 43211, 10 x
Brush Hollow Road. 8am – 4pm. $20 Southern style barbecue cookout & 20’ indoor and outdoor swap or sale
Registration, Admission $5, 12 under cruise-in, $12 cover charge per plate. spaces, $55 each in advance, $65
free. www.nyautofest.com. For info Location: Satterwhite Point Park, Kerr at the gate, Swap Meet & Car 4 Sale
call 516-882-5022 or visit our web Lake. I-85, exit 217, follow signs. Sat. info 614-268-1181, www.jeffjohnson-
site www.nyautofest.com 16th Annual Car Show, 7:30am – 5pm motorsports.com. Facebook: Jef-
– Open to 1978 and older antique, fJohnsonMotorsports. Show car info
Sep 24 NY, Montgomery. 4th Annual classic, muscle car and nostalgia
Car Show. Brian Fitzpatrick (845) 925-838-9876.
drag cars. Covers a 10 block area
820-2147, https://www.youtube.com/ of Garnett St. in Historic Downtown Jul 13-15 OH, Dublin. 35th Annual Ar-
watch?v=f0gtEm1yVqI Henderson. www.kerrlake-nc.com, thritis Foundation Classic Auto Show
Sep 24 NY, Jamaica. National Judged Sun. East Coast Drag times Hall of & Cruise. Metro Center. Register and
Chevrolet Car Show Saluting our Fame Reunion & Awards Presenta- info www.ArthritisAutoShow.com or
Veterans. New York State Veteran’s tion. 10am – 4pm. Free. Vance- call 614-503-5597.
Home – 178-50 Linden Blvd. 11am- Granville Civic Center. www.east- July 21-23 OH, Canfield. Dave & Ed’s
3pm. Registration $35 first Additional coastdragtimeshalloffame.com Vance Super Auto Events Canfield swap
vehicles $25. Howie Fishman (516) County Tourism Dept., 866-438-4565 meet, car corral & Sunday car show.
662-9379, hfishman52@aol.com May 6 NC, Pinehurst. 5th Annual Canfield Mahoning County Fair-
NORTH CAROLINA Pinehurst Concours d’Elegance. $40 grounds, 7265 Columbiana Canfield
advance/$50 day of event. www. Rd, Canfield, OH 44706. www.auto-
Jun 30-Jul 1 NC, Fletcher. Mountaineer pinehurstconcours.com events.com or 330-477-8506
Antique Auto Club 50th Anniversary
Car Show. WNC Ag Center – 1301 NORTH DAKOTA Jul 23 OH, West Jefferson. 36th Rich-
Fanning Bridge Road. Fri. 9am-4pm, ard A. Teague MidwestamO Regional.
Jun 24 ND, Medora. 40th Annual Registration $15. 9am to 4pm. Ken-
Sat 9am 3pm. www.mountaineeran- Medora Car Show. Next to Badlands
tiqueautoclub.com, carlq@southwest- nedyamerican, 7100 SR 142 SE.
Motel. 10am-3:30pm. (701) 225-8851,
erncc.edu, Carl 828-586-4517. Swap elarson@ndsupernet.com Jul 29 OH, Sunbury. 3rd Annual Battle
Meet 828-488-6184 of the Brands Car Show. 175 OH-3.
OHIO 11:30am – 3pm. Registration $10.
Aug 5 NC, Beech Mountain. Back to
School Car Show. Beech Mountain Jul 22 OH, Fairfield. 63rd Annual An- Brian D’Amico, burgboy73@gmail.
Resort. 11am – 5pm. Registration tique & Classic Car parade and Show. com, 614-935-5107or Kevin Landis,
$25. www.BeechMoutainResort.com, John Anglin (513) 292-2194, Wanda klandis@absolutecleaner.com, 740-
828-387-2011 ext. 241 Madaffari (513) 829-7239 361-1116, www.gtoaco.com/, www.
Jun 23-24 OH, Elyria.american Legion gtoaco.com/pdf/2017_Battle_Of_
Sep 23 NC, Cherokee. Welcome Home The_Brands_Flyer.pdf
Veterans Festival 2017 Car Show. Post 12 Car, Truck, Bike & Street Rod
Happy Holiday Campground. 11am – Show – 393 Ohio Street. opens at Aug 4-5 OH, Strongsville. 2017 North-
2pm. Entry Fee $20. 828-497-9204, 9am. Registration $10. www.tal- ern Ohio Chevelle Show. Holiday Inn
www.happyholidayrv.com lorderservices.com, American Legion – 15471 Royalton Rd. Contact Mark
440-322-2598, Tall Order Services, (440) 570-9256 or Ken (330) 285-7420
Oct 7 NC, Fletcher. Southeast Willys bobdoering@windstream.net 440- www.northernohiochevelleclub.com
Jeep Get Together. Grace Arts Center 355-9009, Lanny White 440-537-7979
– 495 Cardinal Road. 10am – 3pm. Aug 6 OH, Boardman. 39th Annual Car
Re-register $20, Day of show $25. June 23-25 OH, Cleveland. Cleveland Show & Flea Market Cars in the Park.
Admission $5. (828) 687-0334, www. All Stars Homecoming Show. Fri. Boardman Park – 375 Boardman-
3pm. – 8pm., Sat. 7am – 4pm., Sun. Poland Road. 9am – 5pm. Show Car
CALENDAR
and Car Corral registration is $10, Nov 18 OH, Columbus. 8th Annual Fri & Sat $12 / Sun $7 / Thurs – Sun
Vendor pre-reg. is $10 or $20 at gate, Ohio MoPar Expo Swap Meet and Event pass $25. www.carlisleevents.
Info Dave at 330-544-0242, www. Car Corral for Chrysler, Plymouth, com/carlisle-events/default.aspx
mvocc.com Dodge and related vehicles, Ohio
Jun 23-25 PA, York Springs. 33rd
Expo Center & State Fair, Rhodes
Aug 12 OH, Marysville. 3rd Annual Latimore Valley Fair. Latimore Valley
Building, 717 E. 17th Ave., 43211,
Marysville Charity Car Show. 8am – Fairgrounds. Fri. 6-10pm, Sat. 9am
8am-4pm, indoor swap and corral
4pm. Info: unioncountyfoundation. – 10pm, Sun. 8am – 3:30pm. free
space available starting at $45 each,
org/MarysvilleCharityCarShow/ or admission, free parking/shuttle. Call
spectator admission only $5 after
call 937-642-9618. www.charityauto- (717) 630-0776 before the fair or (717)
10am, 614-268-1181, www.jeffjohn-
shows.com 528-8279 during the fair for more
sonmotorsports.com. Facebook:
Aug 19 OH, Columbus. Summer Night information.
Chrysler Power Classic.
Cruise-In 3. Double Tree Hotel – 175 Jun 24 PA, Johnstown. Cambria Lodge
OKLAHOMA
Hutchinson Ave. 3:00pm – 9:30pm 2017 Car Show. Cambria Lodge –
http://www.gtoaco.com, Lonnie Oct 21 OK, Wilburton. 31st Robbers 130 Valley Pike. 9am – 2pm Registra-
Mclaughlin 614-327-8885, londart@ Cave Festival . Robbers Cave State tion $8. Calvin Nazelrod (814) 289-
aol.com or Kevin Russo 740-549- Park.www.robberscavefallfestival. 7723, calvinnazelrod@gmail.com
2279, krusso@insight.rr.com com, www.travelok.com, www.
Jul 8-9 PA, Bethel. 11th Annual Fly-In,
latimercountytourism.com (918) 465-
Aug 20 OH, Columbus. 33rd Anniver- Vintage Automobile Show & Big Band
3400, robberscavefestival@hotmail.
sary All Pontiac Indian Uprising. Dou- Swing Dance. Golden Air Museum –
com
ble Tree Hotel – 175 Hutchinson Ave. 371 Airport Road. Gates open at 9am
8am- 4pm Pre-register before July 31 Oct 26-28 OK, Norman. All Transporta- Camping for member, participants
$10, after $15, Admission free. http:// tion Swap Meet. Cleveland County $10/ weekend (early bird camping &
www.gtoaco.com, Contact: Ron Fairgrounds 615 E. Robinson. 9am registration Fri. afternoon July 7) Reg-
Cozzo rcozzo@earthlink.net 740- – 6pm. Indoor or outdoor vendor istration $8 (autos ’46-’77 – pre-’46
777-1135 or Kevin Landis klandis@ spaces $30, day of show $35. Con- free) Admission adults: $8. children 6
absolutecleaner.com 740-361-1116, tact: 405- 651-7927 www.norman- – 12: $4; age 5 & under: free. Contact
www.gtoaco.com/pdf/2017_GTOA- swapmeet.com, NormanSwapMeet@ Paul Dougherty: 717-933-9566 info@
CO_All_Pontiac_Show_Flyer.pdf aol.com goldenageair.org, www.goldenageair.
Aug 26 OH, Delaware. Performance OREGON org
Classic Car Show. 8am – 5pm. info: Jul 6 OR, Roseburg. Graffiti Weekend Jul 9 PA, Doylestown. Run With the
www.performanceclassiccarshow. Event. Petersen Collector Car Auc- Angels Car Show. Moravian Tile
com or call Denny Friermood at (740) tion. 541-689-6824. www.petersen- Works – Rte. 313 & Cold Spring
369-9611. www.charityautoshows. collectorcars.com Creamery Road. 9am – 3:30pm.
com Pre-registration Fee $15 before July
Jul 16 OR, Forest Grove. 45th Annual 1, $20 day of show. Al Tursi 267-893-
Aug 26 OH, Plain City. 15th Annual Forest Grove Concours d’Elegance
Plain City Classic Car Cruise-In. Main 9796.
at Pacific University. 8am. – 4:30pm.
St (Rt 161) in downtown. 8am -2pm. $20 for adults, $18 for seniors, $7 for Jul 9 PA, New Holland. 36th Annual
$13 day of show, $10 pre-register. children 13-18 and under 13, free. In- New Holland Antique Auto Show. 400
www.uptownplaincity.com, info@ formation: 1-888-359-2530 or info@ E. Jackson Street. Pre-register by
uptownplaincity.com or Megan at forestgroveconcours.org July 1st to be show participant. Steve
614-562-9408. Loewen (717) 413-6229, loewen58@
Jul 30 OR, Lebanon. The Old Car Sun- yahoo.com
Sep 3 OH, Lexington. Safe Surfing’ day & BBQ – Car/Motorcycle Show.
Foundation Classic Car, Truck, Motor- Lebanon First Assembly of God Jul 14-15 PA, Carlisle. Hurst Nationals.
cycle & Go Cart Show. 70 Plymouth Church – 726 W. Oak Street. 8am – Located at the Carlisle Expo Center.
Street. 10am-4pm. Registration $10. 3pm. Pre-register by July 14 limited to www.carlisleevents.com
(419) 565-6253 first 200 vehicles. Registration can be Jul 14-16 PA, Carlisle. Chrysler Nation-
Sep 15-17 OH, Canfield. Dave & Ed’s picked up at 726 W. Oak St. Lebanon, als. Fri-Sat 7am-6pm, Sun 7am-3pm
Super Auto Events Canfield swap (541) 259-1265 Admission: Fri & Sat $12 / Sun $7 /
meet, car corral & Sunday car show. Nov 18 OR, Albany. Albany Indoor Thurs – Sun Event Pass $25 Kids 12
Canfield Mahoning County Fair- Swapmeet. Linn County Fairgrounds. and Under freewww.carlisleevents.
grounds, 7265 Columbiana Canfield Info: Glen Osborn 541-928-1218 / com
Rd, Canfield. www.autoevents.com or albanyswapmeet@comcast.net Jul 16 PA, Donora. Donora Volunteer
330-477-8506 Fire Department 9th Annual Car
PENNSYLVANIA
Oct 21 OH, Hilliard. Trunk or Treat Car Show. Palmer Park -1601 Meldon
Show. Hilliard Presbyterian Church Jun 23-25 PA, Carlisle. Carlisle Chev- Avenue. 10am – 4pm. $5 registration.
– 3600 Leap Road. 11 a.m – 3pm. rolet Nationals. Carlisle, PA. Fri-Sat (724) 379-7870
Registration $10. Rain date Oct 28 7am-6pm , Sun 7am-3pm Admission:
Jul 16 PA, Houtzdale. Houtzdale Days
CALENDAR
Community Car Show. Main Street. Harley Haul. Ninigret Park – Route Oct 13-15 TN, Gatlinburg. Mountain
10am – 4pm. Registration $10 dona- 1. $10 admission admits driver and Stangs Fall Fore Stampede. Proceeds
tion. passenger ($8 savings). Sponsored to St. Jude & Wee Car Community
Jul 22 PA, Gilbert. 4th Annual Wheels by RISRA in conjunction with the Outreach. Wee Care Community Out-
for Meals Car Show. 570 Fairgrounds 33rd Annual Charlestown Chamber reach, Inc., Dawn Lowery, 187 Brown
Rd. 9am – 3pm Registration $15 pre- of Commerce Seafood Festival. Call Circle NE,Resaca, Georgia 30735,
registration; $20 day of show. closes 401-258-3278. weecarega1@gmail.com
at noon. Dave at 570-424-5329 or Aug 13 RI, East Providence. 39th TEXAS
daveflobrown@verizon.net. Annual MCCNE Car Show & Swap Jul 4 TX, Bedford. Bedford Boys Ranch
Aug 5 Glen Rock PA, Fissel’s 50’s Meet. Oxford Motorcars – 360 Car Show. 2801 Forest Ridge Drive.
Flashback. 3426 Fissel’s Church Taunton Ave. 9am – 3:30pm. Entry 4pm -8pm. Only registered cars al-
Road. 1-7pm. free. newhope251@ fee: $20 — MCCNE members: $15. lowed in park. $15 per vehicle, free
verizon.net or 717-235-2033 Admission free. No vendor spaces. to public 817-797-1197 or visit www.
508-674-5462 or www.mccne.com DDRockinRods.com
Aug 4-6 PA, Carlsile. Carlisle Truck
Nationals. Fri.-Sat. 7am-6pm , Sun. Sep 17 RI, Warwick. 4th Annual Impos- Sep 4 TX, Burleson. Lynn Smith Labor
7am-3pm. Admission: Daily Fri.- Sat. sible Dream Car Show. 575 Center- Day Car Show. 925 N Burleson Blvd.
$12 / Sun $7 / Event pass $20. www. ville Road. 11am – 2pm. $10 registra- 12pm. – 4pm. $15 per vehicle, free
carlisleevents.com/carlisle-events/de- tion. www.impossibledreamcarshow. to public 817-797-1197 or visit www.
fault.aspx or by calling 717-243-7855 com DDRockinRods.com
Aug 24-27 PA, Carlisle. Corvettes at Oct 8 RI, Johnston. Toys for Tots Sep 15-17 TX, Decatur. 50th Annual
Carlisle. Thur: 10-6 , Fri-Sat: 7-6 , Fun Run Show. Johnston Wa Me- Southwest Swap Meet. Wise County
Sun: 7-3 Admission: Daily Thu.- Sat. morial Park – 1583 Hartford Ave. Fairgrounds. www.southwestswap-
$15 / Sun $10 / Event Pass $35. Registration Fee ; “Toy for a Tot”,(1 meet.com
www.carlisleevents.com/carlisle- new unwrapped toy), “Food for the
Needy”, (2 cans of food), registration Sep 29 – Oct 1 TX, Fort Worth.
events/default.aspx Goodguys Lone Star Nationals Swap
starts at 9am. All cars welcome. For
Aug 27 PA, Madera. Madera fire Com- information call 401-499-9877, www. Meet and Cars 4 Sale, Texas Motor
pany Car Show. Fire Hall – 2720 Main ristreetrodding.org/ Speedway, 3601 Hwy 114, 76177, 10
Street. 10am- 4pm. $10 registration. x 25’ outdoor swap or sale spaces,
SOUTH CAROLINA $55 each in advance, $65 at the
Sep 3 PA, Bristol. 4th Annual Nirvana
Fitness Center Car Show.Nirvana Jul 1 SC, Murells Inlet. Red, White gate, Swap Meet & Car 4 Sale info
Family Fitness – 122 New Rodgers & Bang at Suck Bang Blow. Suck 614-268-1181, www.jeffjohnsonmo-
Rd. 9am. – 3pm. $20 day of show. Bang Blow – 3393 US-17 BUS. Noon torsports.com. Facebook: Jef-
Vendors call Bobbi (h) 215-752-0484, – 6pm Car Show – Festivities until fJohnsonMotorsports. Show car info
(c) 215-820-3276 or www.movinonk- 2am. Pre-Registration online $15, 925-838-9876.
ruzers.com movin’onkruzers@inbox. day of Show $20 per vehicle / bike. Oct 7 TX, TX, TBD. D&D Rockin’ Rods
com. Registration closes at noon. www.redwhiteandbang.com/, www. & Rat Rods United Car Show at
redwhiteandbang.com/schedule, Picassis. Time and location TBD. $15
Sep 24 PA, Bristol. KruZin Into Fall Car www.redwhiteandbang.com/car-bike-
Show. Nirvana Family Fitness Center per vehicle, free to public, 817-797-
show-info-register 1197 or visit www.DDRockinRods.
– 1222 New Rogers Road. 9am –
3pm. Registration $20. Vendors call, Oct 27-Nov 5 SC, Hilton Head Island. com
Bobbi (h) 215-752-0484, (c) 215-820- 2017 HiltonHead Island Motoring Oct 21 TX, Lipan. Lipman Classic Car
3276 or www.movinonkruzers.com Festival & Concours d’Elegance. Show & Kick-A-Poo Festival. 200
movin’onkruzers@inbox.com www.HHIMotoringFestival.com Caddo Street, noon – 4pm. $15 per
Sep 27-Oct 1 PA, Carlisle. Carlisle, PA. SOUTH DAKOTA vehicle, free to public 817-797-1197
Wed.-Sat. 7am-6pm , Sun. 7am- Jun 22-25 SD, Sturgis. 7th Annual Stur- or visit www.DDRockinRods.com
3pm. Admission: Daily Wed.- Sat. gis Camaro Rally. Main Street. www. Oct 21 TX, Westlake. Seventh Annual
$10 / Sun $7 / Event pass $30. www. sturgiscamarorally.com Westlake Classic Car Show. 2902
carlisleevents.com/carlisle-events/ Jul 22 SD, Custer. Gold Discovery Sam School Road. 11am – 4pm. Info:
default.aspx Days Show & Shine. Black Hills. 8am Jarrod Greenwood at jgreenwood@
Oct 7 PA, Ivyland. 5th annual Tony’s – 2pm. $10 entry fee. Gary Kuchar, westlake-tx.org or text to 817-680-
Place Car Show, 1297 Greeley 605-517-0346 1422, www.westlakeclassiccarshow.
Ave. 9am – 3pm. $20 day of show. com.
TENNESSEE
Vendors call Bobbi (h) 215-752-0484, UTAH
(C) 215-820-3276 or www.movinon- Oct 1 TN, 28th Annual Battlefield AACA
Classic Car and Motorcycle show Jun 23-25 UT, Wallsburg. RW Erick-
kruzers.com movin’onkruzers@inbox. son Antique Power Show & Music
com. Registration closes at noon. at The Factory in Franklin, rain or
shine. Jim Morinec, 615-478-2113 or Festival. National Model T A & B Drag
RHODE ISLAND jmordm@att.net Race & Tractor Pull. richarderickson-
Aug 6 RI, Charlestown. Hot Rods and foundation.org, rwerickson35@yahoo.
CALENDAR
com 435-654-3570 or www.VirginiaMotorsports.com Vendors $15. Matt Westphal 920-213-

VERMONT WASHINGTON 2768, or westy@new.rr.com
Aug 11-13 VT, Stowe. 60th Annual Jul 15 WA, Auburn. 5th Annual Car Jun 27 WI, Wautoma. Inaugural
Antique & Classic Car Meet. Nichols Show 4 Kids. Coastal Farm & Ranch B.O.G.G.S.A.T.T. BBQ. N2122 South-
Field, Route 100. Info: Chris 802-249- – 1425 Outlet Collection Drive. 9am gate Terrace. Noon – 5pm. RSVp by
0272. www.vtauto.org – 4pm. $15 vehicle pre-register or June 1st. (920) 787-4940, 2xjbenz@
$20 vehicle day of show. Contact charter.net
Aug 26-27 VT, Ludlow. Okemo Valley
Antique & Classic Car & truck Show. Ed (253) 735-8974 carshow4kinds@ Jul 1 WI, East Troy. 16th Annual
Fletcher Farm School for Arts & Crafts comcast.net, www.facebook.com/ East Troy Lions Club Car Show.
– 611 Rte. 103 S. 10am – 3pm. (802) carshow4kids Nancy or Jerry (920) 563-4003,
228-2830, www.yourplaceinvermont. Jul 21-22 WA, Shelton. Cruise at the nancyprice220@gmail.com
com Creek Car Show Show. Little Creek Jul 1 WI, Winneconne. Winneconne
VIRGINIA Casino Resort. https://littlecreekcasi- Road Runners Car Show. Marble
no.yapsody.com/event/index/33895/ Park on Hwy 116. 8am – 4pm John at
Jun 17 VA, Petersburg. Fun Ford cruise-at-the-creek. PH: 360-549- 920-420-2776, www.Winneconnero-
Series. Virginia Motorsports Park at 6864. Email: CruiseAtTheCreek@ adrunners.com
8018 Boydton Plank Road. Phone little-creek.com
804-862-3174 or www.VirginiaMotor- Jul 2 WI, Waupun. Celebrate Waupun
sports.com or www.FunFordWeek- Aug 19 WA, Cle Elum. Kittitas County Car Show. Shaler Memorial Park –
end. Rotary Club Cruise Cle Elum Car & 400 N. Madison Street. 8am – 4pm.
Motorcycle Show. Starting at 9am For Admission free. www.waupunfesti-
Jun 18 VA, Chantilly. 44th Father’s Day information call (541) 891-2503 vals.com or facebook: Waupun WI
Antique Car Show and Flea Market Info & Events
Held at Historic Sully Plantation. For Aug 26 WA, Bonney Lake. Bonney
Brochure contact Bill Benedict-109 Lake Food Bank Hot Rods & Hot Jul 4 WI, Campbellsport. Picnic & 14th
Lakeland Dr. Sterling , Virginia. 20164. Bikes Show. All Yorke City Park (at Annual Car Show. Fireman’s Park.
703-430 -2441 Lake Tapps). Registration $3, specta- 8:30-10:30pm Registration $5. Tony
tors free. Contact Sheri 253-230-0982 Stoffel (920) 948-5061
Jun 24 VA, Richmond. 48th Annual nhra652sw@gmail.com, www.team.
Richmond Region AACA Car Show Jul 5-8 WI, Brookfield. BCA’s 51st
blcr.us National Meet. 214-354-1348. www.
and Swap Meet. new location, St.
Joseph’s Villa, 8000 Brook Rd. 23227. Nov 4-5 WA, Keyport. Olympic Auto buickclub.org
Parham Rd. Exit off I-95. Show info: Club 49th Annual Bremerton Auto Jul 7-8 WI, Milwaukee. Millers at Mil-
Debbie Nolen (804)839-5405 or Swap Meet. Kitsap County Fair- waukee. Milwaukee Mile Racetrack.
dpnolen1@gmail.com. Swap Meet grounds. Sat. 8am – 5pm, Sun 8am Gates open at 8am. Vintage cars
info: Kenny Baker (804)717-6177 or – 2:30pm Admission Sat. $5, Sun $3, running oval track from 10am – 4pm.
oldcarlover@comcast.net. free parking, Vend $40 spot, Car Cor- Admission $25. harrymillerclub.com
ral $20/on trailer $40. Booths Call Val
Jul 9-14 VA, Roanoke. 29th An- (360) 779-3771, BremertonOldCar- July 6-8 WI, Iola, 45th Annual Iola Car
nual Chevrolet Nomad Convention. SwapMeet@gmail.com, www.ovac.us Show & Swap Meet. Admission $10
Sheraton Roanoke Hotel & Con- daily/$18 3-day pass, 12 and under
vention Center. Carolyn Knowles, WEST VIRGINA free. For more information call: 715-
knowles1956@att.net or 336-376- Sep 21-24 WV, White Sulphur Springs. 445-4000. Web page: www.iolaold-
9070 (NC), www.chevynomadclub. Greenbrier Concours d’Elegance. The carshow.com. E-mail: information@
com Greenbriaramerica’s Resort – 300 W. iolaoldcarshow.com
Sep 16 VA, Manassas. 42nd annual Main Street. Jul 7-8 WI, West Allis. 23rd Millers at
Edgar Rohr Memorial Antique Car WISCONSIN Milwaukee vintage car event. Harry
Show, Manassas Museum, 9101 Jun 24 WI, Appleton. 1st annual All Miller Club. Milwaukee Mile Race
Prince William St., Manassas, VA. Oldsmobile and Buick Car Show. 8am Track. gates open at 8am. Cars run
20110. www.bullrunaaca.org. Darryll – 3pm.american Legion Club – 3220 10am to 4pm. Ener in Gate 5 off 84th
Baker, (571) 294-7853, darryllbaker@ W College Ave. $5 registration per ve- St. $25 admission. www.harrymiller-
aol.com. hicle. Dave Kozlowski (920) 277-1475, club.com.
Sep. 16 VA, Petersburg. Mopar Mad- olds442koz@hotmail.com Jul 8-9 WI, Marinette. Marinette Log-
ness/Mopar Action. Virginia Motor- Jun 25 WI, West Bend. Kettle Mo- ging & Heritage Festival. 1680 Bridge
sports Park at 8018 Boydton Plank raine Klassic Kar Klub Show. Moose Street. www.marinetteloggingher-
Road. Phone 804-862-3174 or www. Lodge, 1721 Chestnut Street. Regis- itagefest.com
VirginiaMotorsports.com orwww. tration $10. 10am-3pm. Contact Rich Jul 23 WI, Franklin. Gus’ Mexican
MegaMoparAction.com at 262-626-4734. Cantina Show & Shine. 6514 S Lovers
Oct. 28 VA, Petersburg. Restoration Jun 25 WI, Oshkosh. Car Show & Flea Lane Rd. 9am – 3pm. $10 donation.
Reunion and Legends at the Park. Vir- Market. South Park. 1990 and older. Info: rkaufman1@wi.rr.com
ginia Motorsports Park at 8018 Boyd- Registration $10, Admission free, Jun 24 WI, Waupaca. Landing Strip
ton Plank Road. Phone 804-862-3174
CALENDAR
Car Show & Swap Meet. E4353 E. Koehler (715) 639-5114, fredandpeg@ 1 Mohegan Sun Blvd.www.barrett-
Gate Drive. Registration $10. Register centurylink.net, Tom Ketelsen (651) jackson.com
9am-Noon. Gunner’s Great Garage 426-0535, ketelbritz@q.com June 23-24, 2017. Raleigh, NC. The
(715) 281-5925, Landing Strip (920)
Sep 15-17 WI, Wisconsin Dells. 2017 Raleigh Classic. 919-269-5271. www.
867-4400
Pontiac Adventures Event. Chula raleighclassic.com
Jul 30 WI, Stanley. Stanley Lions 29th Vista Resort. Register now at www. JULY
Annual Car Show. Chapman Park. PontiacAdventures.com
9am – 3-pm. Registration $5 (includes July 1 TN, Jackson. Summer Mid
Sep 16 WI, Cross Plains. 34th An- South Classic Car Auction, DCAA
a hot dog and a Coke) Chuck Poulter
nual The Hill and Valley Antique Auto Auction Facilities, 50 Fiberglass Rd,
(715) 644-5376, chuck098@century-
&americana Show. Baer Park. John Jackson, TN, Contact Mark Ward
tel.net
Riley 608-770-5646, john@sullivana- 731-225-6025, 731-423 5551, www.
Aug 5-6 WI, Milwaukee. Milwaukee nddesignbuild.com or Don Chandler midsouthclassiccarauction.com
Concours d’Elegance. www.milwau- 608-513-8254.
keeconcours.com July 7-8 MO, Cape Girardeau. Smith
Sep 22-24 WI, Jefferson. 40th Annual Auctions LLC. Show Me Center. 800-
Aug 5-6 WI, Elkhorn. 32nd Annual Fall Jefferson Auto Swap Meet & Car 861-7648, www.smithauctionsllc.com
Summer Elkhorn Auto Swap Meet, Show. Jefferson Co. Fairgrounds. Fri.
Car Corral & Car Show. 6am – 3pm. 10am – 6pm. Sat/Sun 6am – 3pm. Jul 13-15 PA, Lock Haven. Central PA
PH: 608-244-8416 madisonclassics. PH: 608-244-8416 madisonclassics. Auto Auction. 41 Airstrip Dr., Mill Hall.
com com Info: 800-248-8026. www.cpaauto-
auction.com
Aug 6 WI, Chippewa Falls. 43rd Anni- Oct 22 WI, Milwaukee. Brew City
versary Indianhead Swap Meet & Car Advertising Show. Location:american Jul 15 MI, Attica. Ken & Marlene Brown
Show. – Fairgrounds – Hwy. 124N. Serb Hall. www.uniqueeventsshows. Estate Auction. 4905 Belle River
Gates open at 7am. $5 gate admis- com Road. 10 a.m. Rowley’s Auction Ser-
sion, $10 vendor fee (plus admission), vice, (810) 724-4035, www.Rowley-
Nov 5 WI, Milwaukee. Scale Auto Hob- Auctions.com
$10 Cr Corral (plus admission). www.
by & Toy Show. Location:american
indianheadcarshow.com July 15-16 OH, Norwalk. Ron Hacken-
Serb Hall. www.uniqueeventsshows.
Aug 12 WI, Howards Grove. Car Show com berger Estate. VanDerBrink Auctions,
& Brat Fry. St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 507-673-2517 or 605-201-7005.
WYOMING www.vanderbrinkauctions.com
– 441 Millersville Ave. 10am – 3pm.
Register by August 1 $3, after $5, Jun 30 -Jul1 WY, Sheridan. KARZ Rod AUG
free admission. (920) 565-3780, www. Run. Historic Main Street. 10am –
stpaulshowhowardsgrove.org 3pm. www.karzclub.org Aug. 4-5 WI, Brillion. Collector cars,
parts, real estate & more. VanDerBrink
Aug 12 WI, Oxford. Saint John’s Car, Jul 8 WY, Buffalo. Longmire Days Car Auctions, 507-673-2517 or 605-201-
Truck & Motorcycle Show. Oxford Show. One Block off Main Street. 7005. www.vanderbrinkauctions.com
Village park. Registration 8am – noon. 9am – 3pm. Dan Wasserbuger (307)
Dash plaques to first 100 vehicles. 684-7416, Carl Madsen (307) 680- August 10-12 NV, Reno. Reno Collec-
Entry $10. Awards 2pm. 5160 tor Car Auction, located at the Reno/
Sparks Convention Center. Mag Auc-
Sep 7-9 WI, Sheboygan. 2017 Interna- Aug 12 WY, Buffalo. Bighorn Tire Car tions 775-997-8885. www.motorspor-
tional Mercury Owners Association Show. Bighorn Tire Shop – Off I-90. tauctiongroup.com
Show. Blue Harbor Resort – 725 9am – 3pm. Sue Kyle (307) 684-8200,
Blue Harbor Drive. Special feature Harry Redinger (307) 217-3367, www. Aug 11-12 MO, St. Louis. St. Louis
of the show will be a Roadamerica bighorntire.com Classic Auction at Hollywood Casino.
Course tour and lap. For more info JMark Classic Auctions 731-225-
Aug 25-26 WY, Cody. Cody County Car 6025. www.jmarkclassicauctions.com
visit our website www.mercuryclub. Show. Denny Menholt Chevrolet. Fri.
com, info@mercuryclub.com, 847- 4pm. – 7pm., Sat. 10am – 3pm. Ken Aug 17 CA, Monterey. The Pacific
997-8624 Cost: $45 members or non Possey (307) 899-7677, Mike Shotts Grove Auction on the Monterey
members (307) 250-8917 Peninsula. Pacific Grove Golf Links.
Sep 17 Beloit, WI. 41st Annual Beloit Worldwide Auctioneers. www.world-
CANADA wideauctioneers.com
Autorama. Beloit Preservation Park
on the Rock River – 3444 S Riverside Jul 27 ON, Blenheim.Tour of a Lifetime Aug 18-19 CA, Pebble Beach. Gooding
Drive. 8am-4pm. 608-290-3628 or Coast to Coast Stop. Chatham-Kent Pebble Beach Auction. Fri. 6pm, Sat
608-751-3572. www.beloitautorama. Children’s Safety Village – 21797 11am. www.goodingco.com
com Fargo Road. 5-8 pm. 519-36-1270,
barblovell@hotmail.ca Aug 19 IN, Jeffersonville. 6th Semi-
Sep 15-16 WI, Menomonie. 12th Annual Louisville Summer Classic
Annual Midwest Studebaker Only AUCTIONS Collector Car Auction. Clark County
Swap Meet.americInn – 1915 North JUNE Auto Auction – 1000 Auction Lane.
Broadway. Vending starts at 7am $15 George Eber (615) 496-2277, www.
vending space. Mar Roberts (651) June 21-24 CT, Uncasville. Northeast
southernclassicauctions.com
308-0291, m.rbts@comcast.net, Fred at Mohegan Sun – Barrett-Jackson.
CALENDAR
Aug 26-27 WA, Tacoma. Fall Classic carauction.com Thursdays June – Sep 28 OH, Ontario.
Collector Car Auction In conjunction Pizza Hut’s Classic Car, Truck & Cycle
with the 40th Annual LeMay Mary- CRUISES Cruise-In. 365 N. Lexington-Springhill
mount Car Show. Lucky Collector YEAR ROUND Rd. 4-8pm. FREE. Jeff at (419) 884-
Car Auctions 206-467-6531. www. 7075 or (419) 612-0869.
CA, Winnetka. Last Saturday of each
luckyoldcar.com month. Cruising’ Cupids Hot Dogs – Jun 2 – Sep 29 Fridays OH, Painesville.
SEPT 20030 Vanowen Street at Quakertown Gainesville Cruise-In on the Square – 7
Ave. 4-8 p.m. Liberty Street. 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Sep 22-23 NY, Saratoga. Saratoga
http://www.downtownpainesville.,
Auto Auction at the Saratoga Per- FL, Ft. Myers. Every Monday: Larry’s
Artie Mason amason88442@wind-
forming Arts Center (SPAC). Buy Cruise-In. U.S. 41N. 4pm. – 7pm.
stream.net 440-428-3646
tickets and find out more information Contact 239-995-3999 www.shellfac-
about registering to bid or consigning tory.com Jun 5 – Sep 25 Mondays (No Memo-
your vehicle here: www.saratogaauto- rial or Labor Day) PA, Erie. Cruise the
FL, Fort Meyers. Every Monday: Apple-
auction.org Bay 14th Anniversary at Erie Bayfront
bee’s Cruise-In.15151 North Cleveland
Park. 1 Sassafras Pier. 5pm – 9pm.
Sep 27-Oct 1 PA, Carlisle. Wed.-Sat. Ave. 4pm. – 7pm.
Free. Jack & Judy Miller jzmjjm@aol.
7am-6pm, Sun. 7am-3pm. Admis- FL, Englewood. First Saturday of each com 814-474-5183
sion: Daily Wed- Sat. $10 / Sun $7 / month: Cruise-In Dearborn. Down-
Event Pass $30. www.carlisleevents. Jun 24 IL, Robinson. Relay for Life
town Englewood. 4pm. – 8pm. Con-
com/carlisle-events/default.asx Cruise-In. Robinson City Park-Cross
tact tom Brooks 941-815-6204
Street. 4pm – 8pm. Jesse Hock 618-
Sep 30 MO, Springfield. Smith Auc- FL, Miramar. First Sunday of the month: 553-0688, www.robinsoncarclub.com
tions. Ozark Empire Fairgrounds. 800- Miramar Outlets Car Cruise-Ins. Lake-
861-7648, www.smithauctionsllc.com Jun 27 CT, Norwalk. Rod and Custom
side at Miramar Outlets. 11am. – 3pm
Car Club Cruisin’ Calf Pasture Beach.
OCT info: 239-948-3766 Miramaroutlets.
Tuesdays 6 to 9pm. Cutoff year 1987.
Oct 14 TN, Jackson. Fall Mid South com
Donated can good goes to St. Vincent
Classic Car Auction, DCAA Auction IN, Noblesville. Every Saturday night. DePaul. 203-856-2126.
Facilities, 50 Fiberglass Rd, Jackson, Courthouse Square. 4:30pm to
Jun 30 OH, Ashland. Seamless Bar &
TN, Contact Mark Ward 731-225- 8:30pm. Hosted by Central Indiana
Grill Cruise-In. 1333 Center Street.
6025, 731-423-5551, www.midsouth- Vintage Vehicles. Dave Shank 317-
4-8pm. Free. Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or
classiccarauction.com 674-8045, Larry Grabb 317-710-2585.
(419) 612-0869.
Oct 21 OK, Lawton. The Amazing www.civv.club.com.
JULY
Lewis Collector Car & Truck Collec- MD, Laytonsville. Friday Evenings (Year
tion. VanDerBrink Auctions 605-201- Round Cruise-in): Laytonsville Cruise- Jul 5 OH, Wooster. Tumbleweed Tex
7005. www.vanderbrinkauctions.com In Members meet in Italian resturant Mex Grill Cruise-In. 4147 Burbank Rd.
during poor weather conditions. 6840 4-8pm.Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or (419)
Oct 21 TN, Nashville. 46th Semi-Annual
Olney-Laytonsville Road, Laytonsville, 612-0869.
Music City Classic Car Collection Car
Auction. Dan Murfreesboro – 1815 MD 20882. 5 to 8 pm. www.cruisein.us Jul 6 PA, York. Quaker Steak & Lube
Old For Pkwy. George Eber (615) 496- or email inex01@verizon.net Annual Car Cruise In. 1411 Kenneth
2277, www.southernclassicauctions. MD, Rockville. Sunday Mornings (Year Road. 6-8:30 pm. Amber Hallaman
com Round Cruise-in): Shady Grove (717)767-9464 or www.facebook.com/
Cruise-in. 16705 Crabbs Branch Road, QSLYorkPA. Show is free for cruisers!
NOV
Rockville, MD 20855. 9am – 1pm. Jul 7 OH, Circleville. RoundTown Cruis-
Nov 4 KY, Paducah. Smith Auctions. www.cruisein.us or email inex01@ ers FREE Summer Nights Cruise-in.
Expo Center. 800-861-7648, www. verizon.net Coughlin Dealership – 24001 US
smithauctionsllc.com
MD, Potomac. Sunday Mornings (Year Route 23. 6 – 9pm. http://roundtown-
Nov 17-19 TX, Dallas. Dallas Fall. Dallas Round Cruise-in): Potomac Cafe cruisers.org
Market Hall – 2200 N. Stemmons Racers Cruise-In. 10220 River Road, Jul 11 IL, Addison. Tuesday Cruise
Fwy. LeakeCar.com or 918-254-7077 Potomac, MD 20854. 10am – noon. Night @ Dave & Busters. 1155 N Swift
Nov 17-19 CA, Palm Springs. McCor- www.cruisein.us or email inex01@ Rd, Addison, IL 60101. 6PM – 9PM
mick’s Palm Springs Collector Car verizon.net FREE admission. Parking for 300
Auction. New location: Palm Springs SPRING/SUMMER EVENTS cars. DJ Tony (630) 675-7872 or Dave
Convention Center. 760-320-3290. & Busters (630) 543-5151
www.classic-carauction.com JUNE
Jul 11-16 NE, Kearney. Kearny Cruise
FEB Jun – Oct Wednesdays NY, Melville.
Nites Weekend. for more info: www.
Huntington Hilton Cruise. Huntington
Feb. 23-25 CA, Palm Springs. McCor- cruisenitekearney.com, Brad Kernick
Hilton, 960 Broadhollow Rd. Entry fee
mick’s Palm Springs Collector Car (308) 440-2941
is only $5 and every vehicle gets a
Auctions. Palm Springs Convention $5 Hilton Bucks coupon to use at the Jul 14 IL, Robinson. 1st Robinson Bank
Center. 760-320-3290. www.classic- restaurant/bar. Cruise-In. 501 E. Main Street. 6pm.
CALENDAR
Jesse Hock 618-553-0688, www. in. Coughlin Dealership – 24001 US 5pm. Cliff 406-961-3136, bclif896@
robinsoncarclub.com Route 23. 6pm- 9pm. http://round- juno.com
towncruisers.org Sep 5 IL, Addison. Tuesday Cruise
Jul 14 IN, Elkhart. Gateway Mile Auto
Fest Driving Cruise – through down- Aug 8 IL, Addison. Tuesday Cruise Night @ Dave & Busters. 1155 N Swift
town Elkhart 7-10pm. Night @ Dave & Busters. 1155 N Swift Rd, Addison, IL 60101. 6–9pm. Free
Rd, Addison, IL 60101. 6 – 9pm. Free admission. Parking for 300 cars. DJ
Jul 15 OH, Ashland. 22nd Annual Mc-
admission. Parking for 300 cars. DJ Tony (630) 675-7872 or Dave & Bust-
Donald’s Classic Car, Truck & ‘Cycle
Tony (630) 675-7872 or Dave & Bust- ers (630) 543-5151
Show. 1504 Claremont Ave. 4-8pm.
ers (630) 543-5151 Sep 6 OH, Wooster. Tumbleweed Tex
Registration $7. Mike (419) 685-3908.
Aug 13 OH, Ashland. 12th Annual Mex Grill Cruise-In. 4147 Burbank Rd.
Jul 17 OH, Mt. Vernon. Southside Diner
McDonald’s Classic Car, Truck & 4-8pm.Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or (419)
Cruise-In. 620 S. Main Street. 4-8pm.
‘Cycle Show. 740 Township Road 743. 612-0869.
Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or (419) 612-
4-8pm. Registration $7. Mike (419) Sep 7 PA, York. Quaker Steak & Lube
0869.
685-3908. Annual Car Cruise In. 1411 Kenneth
Jul 18 CT, Norwalk. Rod and Custom
Aug 15 OH, Ontario. 2nd Richland Road. 6-8:30 pm. Amber Hallaman
Car Club Cruisin’ Calf Pasture Beach.
County Law Enforcement Apprecia- (717)767-9464 or www.facebook.com/
Tuesdays 6 to 9pm. Cutoff year 1987.
tion Cruise-In. O’Charley’s – 1335 N. QSLYorkPA. Show free for cruisers.
Donated can good goes to St. Vincent
Lexington-Springmill Rd. 4-9pm. Free. Sep 8 IL, Robinson. Dog N Suds Cruise-
DePaul. 203-856-2126.
Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or (419) 612- In. 902 E. Main Street. 6pm. Jesse
Jul 22 MT, Butte. Aug 26, every Satur- 0869. Hock 618-553-0688, www.robinson-
day. Cars & Coffee. 600 S. Escelsior.
Aug. 16 CT, Norwalk. Rod and Custom carclub.com
9 – 11am.
Car Club Cruisin’ Calf Pasture Beach. Sep 9 CT, Norwalk. Rod and Custom
Jul 25 IL, Addison. Tuesday Cruise Tuesdays 6 to 9pm. Cutoff year 1987. Car Club Cruisin’ Calf Pasture Beach.
Night @ Dave & Busters. 1155 N Swift Donated can good goes to St. Vincent Tuesdays 6-9pm. Cutoff year 1987.
Rd, Addison, IL 60101. 6 – 9pm. Free DePaul. 203-856-2126. Donated can good goes to St. Vincent
admission. Parking for 300 cars. DJ
Aug 20 OH, Ashland. 4th Annual Breth- DePaul. 203-856-2126.
Tony (630) 675-7872 or Dave & Bust-
ren Care Classic Car & Truck Show. Sep 15 IL, Robinson. Robinson’s Ameri-
ers (630) 543-5151
2140 Center Street. 1-5pm. Registra- can Graffiti Cruise-In. Dog N Suds @
Jul 26 RI, Arctic. Arctic Cruise Night. For tion $10. Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or 5pm. Cruise Main Street form 5-6pm.
further information call 401-265-2670. (419) 709-1105. Jesse Hock 618-553-0688, www.
Jul 29 IL, Lincolnshire. Cruisin’ With the Aug 21 OH, Mt. Vernon. Southside robinsoncarclub.com
Cops. Fresh market – 475 Milwaukee Diner Cruise-In. 620 S. Main Street. Sep 18 OH, Mt. Vernon. Southside Diner
Ave. Free to all. Bethany Brown at 4-8pm. Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or (419) Cruise-In. 620 S. Main Street. 4-8pm.
847-913-2354 or bbrown@lincoln- 612-0869. Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or (419) 612-
shireil.gov
Aug 23 OH, Ashland. Taco Bell Benefit 0869.
FALL EVENTS Classic Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show.
Sep 19 IL, Addison. Tuesday Cruise
AUGUST 1194 Park Avenue South. 1-5pm.
Night @ Dave & Busters. 1155 N Swift
Registration $5.
Aug 2 OH, Wooster. Tumbleweed Tex Rd, Addison, IL 60101. 6–9pm. Free
Mex Grill Cruise-In. 4147 Burbank Rd. Aug 25 VT, Ludlow. Okemo Valley Car admission. Parking for 300 cars. DJ
4-8pm. Jeff at (419) 884-7075 or (419) & truck Cruise In. Benson’s Chevrolet Tony (630) 675-7872 or Dave & Bust-
612-0869. – 25 Pond Street. 5-8pm. 802-228- ers (630) 543-5151
2830, www.yourplaceinvermont.com
Aug 2-30 Every Wednesday MT, Bill- OCTOBER
ings. Ra Ra’s Cruising. 2 miles east of Aug 29 IL, Addison. Tuesday Cruise
MD, Olney. Winter event runs October 1
the Blue Basket on Hwy 312. 5 – 8pm. Night @ Dave & Busters. 1155 N Swift
– March 19. Saturday mornings: Cars
Rd, Addison, IL 60101. 6–9pm. Free
Aug 3 PA, York. Quaker Steak & Lube N Coffee Olney. 3425 Emory Church
admission. Parking for 300 cars. DJ
Annual Car Cruise In. 1411 Kenneth Road, Olney, MD 20832. 8-10am.
Tony (630) 675-7872 or Dave & Bust-
Road. 6-8:30pm. Amber Hallaman www.cruisein.us or email inex01@
ers (630) 543-5151
(717)767-9464 or www.facebook.com/ verizon.net
QSLYorkPA. Show is free for cruisers! SEPTEMBER
Oct 6 OH, Circleville. RoundTown
Aug 4-6 MT, Livingston. Fiddlers Picnic Sep 1 OH, Circleville. RoundTown Cruis- Cruisers free Summer Nights Cruise-
Vintage Trailer Rally. Old Mercier ers. Free Summer Nights Cruise-in. in. Coughlin Dealership – 24001 US
Ranch – South 1 mile from interchange Coughlin Dealership – 24001 US Route 23. 6-9pm. http://roundtown-
on US 89. 8am. Friday – 1pm Sunday. Route 23. 6-9pm http://roundtown- cruisers.org
dalsmilie@aol.com cruisers.org
Oct 8 IL, Palestine. Wabash Valley Wine
Aug 4 OH, Circleville. RoundTown Sep 2 MT, Lolo. Rumble in the Root. & Arts Cruise-In. Main Street. 1-4pm.
Cruisers free Summer Nights Cruise- Lolo to Hamilton and back. 5am – Jesse Hock 618-553-0688, www.
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