Retro, New Car Show Coming To Fairgrounds

From the Goodguys Rod & Custom Association:

January 31 2020

Dates: Saturday & Sunday, March 28 & 29

Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, 4501 Pleasanton Ave., Pleasanton, CA

Overview: America’s favorite car show is back in the Bay Area! The Goodguys 38th All American s a giant two-day American hot-rodding festival featuring over 3,000 American made or powered vehicles of all years. It is the ultimate gathering of cool cars, cool people and good times.

Highlights:

Commercial and vendor exhibits

Indoor Car show – Open to custom vehicles 1936-1972 competing for the Custom of the Year award

Goodguys AutoCross featuring the American AutoCross Shootout presented by Tremec

Burn out Competition

Model Car show

Giant used auto parts swap meet and cars-for-sale area

Saturday specialty parking areas, including Mighty Muscle, Camaro Corral and the Trick Truck Corral.

Live musical entertainment

Indoor Lowrider display

Goodgals gallery – arts & crafts

Nitro Thunderfest dragster exhibition —nitro in the air!

Kids’ zone—coloring contest, games, arts & crafts and lots of fun for the entire family!

Awards ceremony on Sunday afternoon

Tickets:

General Admission $25

kids (7-12) $10

kids 6 & under FREE

Advance general admission tickets can be purchased for $20 at www.good-guys.com until March 27, 2020.

$10 spectator parking fee charged by the Alameda County Fairgrounds.

Get your tickets online at www.good-guys.com or onsite all three days of the event.

Active or retired military will receive a $5 off general admission discount with their military ID.

Goodguys members receive a $5 off general admission discount at the gate with their Goodguys member ID card.

Phone: Goodguys (925) 838-9876 or Alameda County Fairgrounds (925)426-7600

Online: www.good-guys.com,

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This press release was produced by the Goodguys Rod & Custom Association. The views expressed here are the author’s own.