QUAKERTOWN, Pa. — Rev up your engines for a good cause. The 23rd annual car show rolls into Quakertown Airport on Saturday, Aug. 9, with a full afternoon of classic cars, community activities, and fundraising for families affected by cystic fibrosis.
The event is open to all ages and free to attend. It will kick off with car registration at 3 p.m. Enthusiasts and spectators can expect a high-octane lineup of classic, custom, and muscle cars, along with food trucks, raffles, and trophies.
The car show is hosted by a team of volunteers and has grown into a local tradition, combining the passion of the auto community with the power of purpose. All proceeds from the event will benefit individuals and families living with cystic fibrosis.
Car registration is $20 and will take place on the day of the show. Organizers reminded participants not to respond to scam attempts regarding early sign-ups.
“Whether you’re showing off your ride or just soaking in the chrome and culture, your presence makes a difference,” organizers said in a statement. “Help drive hope—one car at a time.”
Community members are encouraged to bring friends and kids.
View the official event page here.
