With the 2024 edition of the Classic Car Show due to be held this weekend at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg, the organisers have announced it will be a two-day event running on Saturday and Sunday.
“The record crowds we attracted at last year’s event has resulted in our expansion to a two-day weekend event,” said show organiser and founder Paulo Calisto.
“A two-day show is the obvious next step.”
Owners of classic cars will be able to show off their machines on both days.
“We have decided to remain with the arrive-and-show format for traditional classics. The owners of the cars, which are 40 years old and more, are comfortable with the drive-and-arrive format. The traditional classics will be displayed between Gate 5 and Hall 5.”
The Classic Car Show is known for the top-level American cars it has attracted every year since 2012. American cars from the fins-and-flash era of the 1950s and the muscle cars of the 1960s will again form the core of the classic display area. This year Ford Mustang celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Classic Car Show revving up for two-day Joburg exhibit
For the first time the event will be held on Saturday and Sunday
Image: Supplied
With the 2024 edition of the Classic Car Show due to be held this weekend at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg, the organisers have announced it will be a two-day event running on Saturday and Sunday.
“The record crowds we attracted at last year’s event has resulted in our expansion to a two-day weekend event,” said show organiser and founder Paulo Calisto.
“A two-day show is the obvious next step.”
Owners of classic cars will be able to show off their machines on both days.
“We have decided to remain with the arrive-and-show format for traditional classics. The owners of the cars, which are 40 years old and more, are comfortable with the drive-and-arrive format. The traditional classics will be displayed between Gate 5 and Hall 5.”
The Classic Car Show is known for the top-level American cars it has attracted every year since 2012. American cars from the fins-and-flash era of the 1950s and the muscle cars of the 1960s will again form the core of the classic display area. This year Ford Mustang celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Image: Supplied
The German vs Japan car show will be under cover in Hall 5. It will include more modern classics from Volkswagen, Toyota and Honda. A big attraction will be the limbo competition, where cars from both countries will compete to drive beneath a carefully calibrated adjustable boom to determine which car has the lowest ride height.
On Sunday there will be a special Germany vs Japan dyno competition to discover which modified car produces the most power, and figures of 400kW-plus are expected from the top contenders.
Tickets for the event, which include the Germany vs Japan show, are available through Computicket at R100 for adults and R30 for children under 12. Tickets will be valid for one day only so show-goers will have to specify which day they will attend.
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