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Rotary Classic Car and Motorcycle Show returns to Lake Arrowhead Village

Jun 26, 2024 | Mountain Events

Group posing with vintage Indian motorcycle and trophy.

The picturesque shores of Lake Arrowhead will once again come alive with the roar of engines and the gleam of chrome as the 12th annual Lake Arrowhead Rotary Classic Car and Motorcycle Show gears up for another thrilling event on Saturday, July 27.

Hosted in Lake Arrowhead Village from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., this gathering promises a day of nostalgia, community spirit, fun and charitable giving. The Rotary Club of Lake Arrowhead is proud to continue this highly anticipated charitable event, with net proceeds and voluntary contributions directed toward the Lake Arrowhead Rotary Foundation. The Foundation tirelessly supports charitable projects both locally and internationally, embodying the Rotary’s commitment to service and philanthropy.

Enthusiasts of classic cars and motorcycles have long hailed Lake Arrowhead as their favorite show venue, thanks to its stunning backdrop of glistening waters, mountain vistas and gentle lake breezes. Anticipating a substantial turnout, Rotary President Teri Ostlie expresses excitement for what promises to be another memorable showcase of meticulously maintained vehicles.

Crestline resident Russ Keller and his 1959 Studebaker Semi-Hawk at last year’s show.

Crestline resident Russ Keller and his 1959 Studebaker Semi-Hawk at last year’s show.

Last year’s event drew over 2,000 visitors who marveled at 80 classic cars and motorcycles against a cloudless sky. Admission and parking for the event are both free, ensuring accessibility for all who wish to partake in the festivities.

As a highlight of the show, several coveted trophies will be awarded, generously sponsored by Lake Arrowhead Rotarians, merchants and benefactors. Categories for recognition in the past included Best Chrome, Most Exotic, Most Movie Ready, People’s Choice, Best Speeding Ticket Magnet and Best of Event, offering a diverse array of honors for participants.

Classic car and motorcycle owners eager to exhibit their vehicles and vie for a trophy are encouraged to register online now at www.lakearrowheadrotary.net. Early entry fees are $60 per vehicle. Day of the event registration may be possible for $75 but spaces are very limited so early registration is highly recommended to secure a spot in the lineup. Exhibitors with inquiries can email the event chair, JC Eckert, at RCLAcarshow@gmail.com.

Additionally, vendors specializing in car or motorcycle-related merchandise are invited to participate and may contact Lake Arrowhead Village management at (909) 337-2533 for further details.

The 12th annual Lake Arrowhead Rotary Classic Car and Motorcycle Show promises a day of excitement, camaraderie, fun and philanthropy against the stunning backdrop of Lake Arrowhead. Mark your calendars and join us for this unforgettable summer tradition!

 

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