Imagine the thrill of finding out precisely when and how frequently the Every Sunday Car Show unfolds! It's an event that welcomes anyone with a passion for cars and a willingness to pay a modest $3.00 fee to cover costs. This weekly gathering at Farmer Boys Burgers in Gardena, California, offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the sight of beautiful wheels and the camaraderie of fellow enthusiasts.

Unlock the Weekly Automotive Delight at Every Sunday Car Show

When and Where Does the Show Take Place?

The Every Sunday Car Show is a must-visit event in Los Angeles County, California. It takes place every Sunday at Farmer Boys Burgers, located at 641 W. Redondo Beach Blvd. The show starts at 12:00 PM and ends at 4:00 PM, providing ample time to soak in the automotive wonders. Whether you're a local or coming from afar, the location off I-110 on Redondo Beach Boulevard makes it easily accessible.During our visit, we were amazed by the heavy presence of classic and hotrod cars. But that's not all! There were also some cool vintage Corvettes and Porsches that added to the charm. It's truly a sight to behold.

What to Expect at the Show?

This weekly car show isn't just about admiring the cars; it's an experience. With the event happening weekly, it becomes a great option for South Bay enthusiasts who need a little more car talk before the weekend ends. And since it's at Farmer Boys, you can also grab a delicious burger and fries to enhance your visit.The timing of the event is perfect as it allows you to make it your second car show of the day. You can spend the morning at one show and then continue the automotive fun in the afternoon at this event.

Event Details and Contact Information

Admission to the Every Sunday Car Show is free, but vehicle registration costs $3.00. Please note that iDriveSoCal is not hosting this car meet. To learn more about the event, you can contact the Every Sunday Car Show event organizer, Ike, at (323) 387-1672. He can provide you with details about attending and displaying your vehicle, as well as information on becoming a vendor or sponsor.For more of the best Southern California automotive events, click HERE. If you're a first-timer, make sure to review our Ultimate Guide to Cars And Coffee events and roll like a pro! Ever wonder how cars and coffee events got started? Check out this podcast on The History Of Cars And Coffee!If you have a car show or car meet that you think we should post, submit it HERE. Never miss another cool SoCal Car Show! Sign-up for our newsletter HERE.

Joe Grippo once again takes the stage with an impressive collection of Flemings Pumpkin Run photos. This event stands out as one of the most distinctive shows, transporting you back to the woods where the essence of automotive history thrives. It's truly a sight to behold!

Immerse Yourself in the Mechanical Marvels of Flemings Pumpkin Run

Unique Show in the Woods

Joe Grippo's calendar is filled with automotive events throughout the year, but the first Saturday in November is dedicated to the trip to Harry Fleming's Auto Parts in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. Harry's junkyard hosts Fleming's Pumpkin Run, a rapidly growing and highly popular gathering that is transforming from a local show into a must-attend event. In just 5 years, its popularity has soared, thanks to word-of-mouth, social media, and the coverage on BangShift.The variety of machinery at this event is astonishing. Whether you're a fan of vintage dirt track stuff, there's an onsite museum documenting the long-gone dirt ovals that once dotted southern New Jersey. Harry Fleming, the owner, was a major sponsor and fan of the dirt track scene and now preserves its memories. Original and restored race cars fill the fields to delight the crowds.

Classic Big Rig Trucks and More

One section of the fields is reserved for classic Big Rig trucks. You won't find this at every show - vintage Macks, Diamond T's, Kenworth's, flat nose Pete's, and more. Adding to the mechanical overload are antique heavy equipment and tractors. On the other side, there's always a large number of two-wheelers like choppers, trikes, and restorations from Triumph, Indian, and Harley Davidson. Each year, plates from neighboring states add to the diversity. From muscle cars like Boss Mustangs and big block Mopars to street rods and slammed trucks, everything is present. Pro Street, straight axle freaks, and street machines of every era are there for your viewing pleasure. And custom vans are making a comeback, with several impressive "Sin Bins" in attendance.

All-Encompassing Attractions

Apart from the main show fields, don't miss the mesmerizing Hit & Miss engine and vintage power equipment displays. You can pick up a fresh cut cedar shingle souvenir with the burned-in Pumpkin Run logo right in front of you. The Flea Market area is great for trinket hunting, and the food truck offerings are worth the lines. A Sausage and Pepper sandwich paired with an overpriced Root Beer with unlimited refills is a must-try, along with a few bags of fresh Kettle Popcorn! And don't forget the onsite junkyard in the surrounding woods - more on that later!See you there in 2025 and be prepared to be amazed. Click here for more info: https://www.flemingspumpkinrun.com/CLICK HERE IF YOU MISSED THE PREVIOUS GALLERIES OF PHOTOS