2021 Golden West "Back in School Car Show"

1717 North McAuliff Street,Visalia CA 93292

16 October, 2021

Description

The 2nd Annual Golden West High School Car Show. Open to all makes, models, & years with trophies for categories including Best of Show! Back by popular demand, the 2nd Annual Golden West High School Car Show is back for Saturday, October 16, 2021. This year our show is generously sponsored by The GarageFathers and Classic Automobile Inspections of Central California. Our inaugural car show was such a huge success with over 90 Cars on display. This year's show is expected to be even bigger! We are excited to welcome back our musical guests Run4Cover and expanded trophy categories including Best of Show, People's Choice, Top Student Ride, and much more! Registration for the Annual Golden West Back in School Car Show. Preregistration is open NOW thru October 1, 2021. Day of Event Entries will be $35 per vehicle. Parking and day of registration open at 7:00 AM and the car show is from 9:00 AM until 2:30 PM with the awards ceremony beginning promptly at 2:00 PM. The first 50 Pre-Registrations entries will receive a Goodie Bag and free a Back in School Car Show T-Shirt provided they register before October 1, 2021. The show is rain or shine. Only refunds will be if the show is canceled due to imposed restrictions related to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Open to all Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Tractors, Boats, RVs, Big Rigs, and Bicycles If it has a motor or wheels, you are welcome! WOW!! 29 TROPHY CATEGORIES! Best of Show People’s Choice Award Principal’s Honor Roll Best Student Ride Best Motorcycle Best Truck Best Mini-Truck Best Low Rider Best Rat Rod Best Corvette Best Camaro Best Special Interest Best Street Rod Best Import Best Paint Best Engine Best 4x4 Off-Road Jeep/Bronco/Scout Best Bicycle Best Tuner/Drifter Best Pre 70s Ford Best Post 70s Ford Best Pre 70s GM Best Post 70s GM Best Pre 70s Mopar Best Post 70s Mopar Best Pre 70s Mustang Best Post 70s Mustang Least Insurable Vehicle and Best “Under Construction”