The Williamson County Battlefield Region Antique Automobile Club of America A.A.C.A. proudly announces their 26th annual classic car show Sunday, October 4, 2015.
The Battlefield Region has enjoyed community support for an estimated 200 collector and classic vehicles of all kinds that will be on display this year along with new cars provided by the Antique & Classic Car Show Sponsors at The Factory near historic downtown Franklin, Tennessee.
Participation in the show is open to any and all cars and trucks. This year vehicle owners are welcome to park wherever they like on the show field after they have been judged as part of the registration process. Auto Wash Express & Lexus of Nashville are the antique & classic car show primary sponsors.
Classic Car and truck enthusiasts will enjoy an interesting variety of antique trucks, muscle cars, street rods, imports, exotic and even military vehicles. We are instituting a fresh judging format of 7 classes. Trophies will be awarded to the top 75 cars. New for 2015 is a Youth Category whereby show participants under the age of 25 will enjoy half-priced admission and a T-shirt to commemorate their experience. Specialty and Sponsor awards will be given as well, including The Tom Tomlinson Peoples Choice Award selected by popular vote from those who enter a vehicle into the show.
Vehicle registration is $20.00 which starts at 9:00A.M. and closes at 1:00PM sharp. Spectator admission and parking is FREE. Refreshments and a good food variety will be offered for sale by food truck vendors slated to be present for this years show. There will be D.J. music throughout the day and shopping available inside The Factory. New vehicles will be on display from area dealers.If you’ve been to this antique & classic car show before you’ll likely recall the Battlefield Region AACA pulls out all the stops to assure an interesting show for all involved. For 26 years now the Battlefield Region AACA has continued to create fun with classic collector cars and trucks that families have come to rely on, so bring the whole family and your friends to enjoy the cars, fabulous food and music by attending this fall tradition in Franklin benefitting area non-profit charities.
There will be something for everyone And last but not least, no matter what vehicle you drive, shine it up, take it out of the garage and bring it to the show for a great day of fun and fellowship. Part of the antique & classic car show proceeds will benefit local Williamson County charities and/or non-profit organizations. This year, the club is proud to name Brightstone, Inc. A Resource for Adults with Developmental Disabilities, the J.L Clay Senior Citizen Center, and High Hopes Inclusive Pre-School & Therapy Center as the charities which will benefit from the monies generated by the antique & classic car show.
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