Amazingly, the Classic Auto Show exhibits over 1,200 classic automobiles, laid out on two floors of a gigantic exhibition facility, L.A. Convention Center’s Kentia Hall. The number of participants was very impressive, while the rarity and quality of the vehicles left many visitors speechless. Cars put on display included rarely seen museum pieces from the pre-WWII era, such as British/French/Italian/German sports cars, creations by iconic builders, important models in the automobile history, special vehicles built for celebrities, and other unique cars displayed on the main alleyway of the show – the “Grand Boulevard”.
Hundreds of classics from local car clubs represented the all-American productions and global auto brands you know (and some unknown, too), plus: Hot Rods, Lowriders, Japanese Classics, Vintage Off-roaders, and Women-built cars. Not many other shows offer…