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Hey everyone! I always see us posting in different threads about events we think Scout Motors should attend, so I thought I’d make a specific thread to share these recommendations. Post some events or shows you think would be a great place to show off the Traveler and Terra. Here are some of mine below!

  • The 2026 American Graffiti Festival! If you’re in the Northern Califorina area I highly recommend coming. 1,200 to 1,400 classic cars, live music and great food! Its always an awesome time. I am planing on bringing some Scouts this year.
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  • Del Rio Country Club Premier Car Show is held in early August. It usually features around 300 cars. A few years back, Lucid was there showing off one of their new models. It could be a great event to showcase the concepts. A lot of cool cars old and new! Not as big as the Graffiti Car Show, but still a fun one!
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J Alynn said:
I’ll add any event at Carlisle, PA “fairgrounds”
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Aside from the show, the other half of the fairgrounds is designated for the parts, at least for the Ford Nationals event. In addition vendors are set-up in the inside with some really good items, original car manuals/brochures, toys, collectable, furniture, etc. Ford has had several big reveals here as well or showcase recent reveals, last year I was able to see the Mustang GTD.
 
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OleScout said:
Aside from the show, the other half of the fairgrounds is designated for the parts, at least for the Ford Nationals event. In addition vendors are set-up in the inside with some really good items, original car manuals/brochures, toys, collectable, furniture, etc. Ford has had several big reveals here as well or showcase recent reveals, last year I was able to see the Mustang GTD.
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My daughter’s coach always was a pontiac guy and found all kinds of old “stuff”. Stumbled over some great Scouts occasionally as well because he always made a point to send pics-especially if they were for sale 🤣
 
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