The Midnight Cruizers’ eighth annual Rod Fest will take over the intersection of Market and Broadway in downtown Aberdeen on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
This year’s event includes vehicles from Oregon, Arizona, Idaho and Montana, as well as a multitude from both sides of the Cascades in Washington, said club spokesman Mike Myers. They will include classic cars with gleaming chrome, modified cars with hot paint jobs, and custom street rods with fat tires and wheels.
The first 150 entries will receive dash plaques, and more than 40 awards are up for grabs. Door prizes and goodie bags also will be offered.
This will be a family-friendly gathering, with music, food and other vendors. Related activities will include a Poker Walk and a 50/50 raffle benefiting Meals on Wheels.
For more information, visit www.midnightcruizers.org.
Photo by Dan Dugas Steve and Vicki Frkorich of DuPont showed this lavender 1951 Ford Victoria convertible at the 2018 Rod Fest.
Photo by Dan Dugas Pat Gochnour of Aberdeen showed his 1931 Ford Roadster powered by a 2001 SVT Cobra V8 5-speed at the 2018 Rod Fest in Aberdeen.
Gerold Peterson of Aberdeen showed this maroon and black 1929 Buick 2-door sedan at last year’s Midnight Cruizers Rod Fest.
Photos by Dan Dugas ABOVE: This blue 1966 Ford Mustang owned by Chris Patterson of Montesano soaked up the sun at last year’s Midnight Cruizers Rod Fest in Aberdeen. BELOW: Steve and Vicki Frkorich of DuPont showed this lavender 1951 Ford Victoria convertible last year.
Photo by Dan Dugas Steve and Vicki Frkorich of DuPont showed this lavender 1951 Ford Victoria convertible at the 2018 Rod Fest.
Photo by Dan Dugas Pat Gochnour of Aberdeen showed his 1931 Ford Roadster powered by a 2001 SVT Cobra V8 5-speed at the 2018 Rod Fest in Aberdeen.
