|By Big Radio News Staff |
Hundreds of cars and motorcycles in 16 classes will cruise into Preservation Park on Sunday for the 48th Beloit Autorama car show.
Exhibitors from Wisconsin, Illinois and beyond will put their prized vehicles on display in the park along Highway 51 in the town of Beloit from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Show participants will vote on class winners, who will receive custom-made clock trophies. The trophies this year are in the shape of a creeper, the rolling device mechanics use to slide underneath cars.
The show also features a car corral where vehicles will be on sale, a parts swap, flea market and arts and crafts vendors, and concession sales.
Ticket prices are $10 for people older than 15, $5 for kids age 8 to 15 and free for kids under 8. Autorama is the largest single-day fundraiser for the Lions Club in the state of Wisconsin.
Find more information on the Beloit Autorama Facebook page.
