‘Future Collector Car Show’ Returning to Phoenix
Renamed, fifth annual event from Classic Cars returns to original location in January.
Classic Cars recently announced that its Arizona Auction Week car show dedicated to the next generation of car collectors will now be called the “Future Collector Car Show” and will return to its original location in Phoenix, Arizona. Previously known as the “Future Classic Car Show,” the free event will take place at 5415 E. High Street on January 12. The fifth annual car show will host a variety of current and future collector vehicles, such as late-model American muscle cars, German performance sedans and Japanese sports cars.
“We are excited to rebrand the show and bring it back to its original location this year,” said Roger Falcione, CEO of Classic Cars. “We are expecting some of the most unique, exotic and valuable vehicles to attend, showcasing the next generation of car collectors in a family-friendly environment.”
Show participants will compete for 10 trophies. The winners will be picked by ClassicCars.com Editor Andy Reid, the event’s head judge, along with several other concours-level judges. Categories for this year’s awards include Best of Show, Best Modified Vehicle (first through third place), Best Preserved, Best Restored, Rookie of the Year (for vehicle owners from 16-25 years old) and Fan Favorite. The Students’ Choice award is sponsored by Universal Technical Institute and presented by the students of the Avondale campus. The Best Trunk award is sponsored by Slime.
Over 200 cars will be on display lining High Street at the Future Collector Car Show. The cost to enter a car for display is $25 and entries must be received by December 20, 2019, to be considered.
Presented by ClassicCars.com, the event’s official venue sponsor is High Street. Supporting sponsors include Steeda Performance Vehicles, Crown Concepts and Last Era Motorsports Clothing Brand.
Future Collector Car Show is an annual gathering of automotive enthusiasts in Phoenix, Arizona, and takes place at the beginning of Arizona Car Week. Modified to preserved to even restored vehicles of any make, model, year and/or condition line High Street in a display of vehicles which will come to define the “classic” and “collector” car scenes in the coming decades. The event draws makes and models from around the globe, many of which were never originally sold in the United States. It is a family friendly event, free to spectators and affordable to entrants.
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