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State Street Revs Up For 2026 Newtown Antique & Classic Car Show

More than 150 antique and classic vehicles will again line the tree-lined streets of historic Newtown Borough this summer.

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NEWTOWN, PA — Some summer Sundays are just made for chrome and community.

Mark your calendars for Sunday, July 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., for the return of the Newtown Antique & Classic Car Show to historic State Street in Newtown Borough. The rain date is August 2.

Organized by the Newtown Business Association and presented by Inspire Federal Credit Union, the beloved annual tradition draws car lovers of all ages to Newtown's historic downtown.

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More than 150 antique and classic vehicles will again State Street, showcasing automotive artistry from pre-1920 through the year 2000.

The event is chaired by Angelo Louridas, with Shighla Jackson serving as events manager. This year's elite sponsors are Mercedes-Benz of Doylestown and St. Mary Medical Center, with Mercedes-Benz showcasing a selection of its vehicles at the show.

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This year's Marque Car celebrates the legendary Pre-War Ford, a true icon of American automotive history.

Vehicle classes include:

  • Pre-1920 through each decade up to 2000
  • Trucks, Foreign Cars, Corvettes, and Modified/Custom models (up to 2000)
  • Special Interest (any year, including new/kit cars and rare or unique builds)

The event is free to the public and promises a full day of fun — five food trucks, live entertainment, family-friendly activities, and plenty of photo-worthy moments. It’s also an opportunity to explore Newtown’s local shops and restaurants while soaking in the community spirit.

Registration for show vehicles and sponsorship opportunities are open now at newtownba.org/CarShow. The rain date is set for Sunday, August 2. For questions, contact the NBA at NBAcarshow@gmail.com.

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