More than 150 vehicles are anticipated to be on display at the show, which includes antique cars and trucks, and street rods, 1990 or before.
Spectator admission and parking is free. Fifty class awards (selected by participant voting) and eleven special awards will be presented, and each car registrant will receive one free admission ticket to the Museum. A “car corral” and car parts flea market will take place on the show field as well. The show is sponsored by the Bull Run Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America. It will be held “rain or shine.” This year’s feature car is a 1941 Buick 4-door convertible phaeton.
A Model T Ford will be assembled from its component parts by a team of Ford enthusiasts on two occasions during the day. A silent auction is planned, and show car owners will have the chance to win door prizes. Historic Old Town Manassas, with its varied and unique shops and restaurants, is a short walk away, and merchants are planning a special sidewalk sale. The local farmer’s market and the annual “Taste of Greece and the East” festival will take place within a block of the show.
A flyer can be found at the website. More information may be obtained from Scott Patton at (703) 474-6909.