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Car Festivals - If you love cars, especially vintage and custom cars, you will love this summer’s car festivals. The Valley has a rich and long history of car festivals and shows. Here are a few highlights. Hope to see you at one or two of them.

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The Country’s Largest Antique & Classic Car Show Now In Its 56th Annual Season!

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Cars & Coffee Lehigh Valley
A free event for the community, Cars & Coffee encourages car and truck aficionados from throughout the region to come together for a fun-filled morning featuring up to 500 different vehicles of all makes and models. This year’s dates are: Sunday, July 14 @ 9:00 AM Sunday, August 25 @ 9:00 AM Sunday, September 22 @ 9:00 AM. PNC Plaza 645 E. First Street Bethlehem 610-332-1300 steelstacks.org/event/8219/cars--coffee-lehigh-valley/#daystimes.

St. Joseph the Worker - First Annual Car Show
Spectators are free, show vehicle registration $20. Open to all cars and trucks with plenty of parking, trophies awarded, raffle tickets, food, DJ.
Presented by St. Joseph the Worker School 1858 Applewood Dr. Orefield PA. July 13 9-3PM, Raindate July 14 11-5PM. For more info contact Jeff at 610.398.4024 or
allevents.in/orefield/car-show/200017127204158.

Wheels of Time Rod & Custom Jamboree August 23rd, 24th, and 25th.
Our premier event is the fantastic Rod and Custom Jamboree held each August in Macungie, PA. Over 1500 street rods and custom cars are on display every year at this popular event. Full schedule can be viewed at wheelsoftime.org

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