Los Angeles Classic Auto Show to showcase $137 million in rare cars

1915 American LaFrance Speedster

(January 19, 2017) LOS ANGELES —The Classic Auto Show, presented by Autogeek.com and McKee’s 37 and powered by Velocity, is taking over the Los Angeles Convention Center in less than two weeks, and is bringing with it automotive treasures, some priceless, for all levels of motoring enthusiasts.

Between, the unique Celebrity Theater that features some of Velocity Network’s biggest automotive stars, the auto swap meet and the plethora of family-friend activities, every type of car lover will be entertained to their hearts content. The crown jewel of the show, however, is the Grand Boulevard — a catwalk of some of the most remarkable and beautiful automobiles ever made.  

On display will be restored vehicles representing all decades of automotive history including cars presented by private collectors and some of Southern California’s best car clubs and vintage auto dealers. The following is just a few of the Grand Boulevard’s most noteworthy participants, and the cars that they will be showcasing.

These extraordinary vehicles and more will all be available for viewing at the 2017 Classic Auto Show.

Bruce Meyer:

    1929 Bentley 4 ½ L Tourer  Vanden Pass

Malloy Foundation Inc:

    1934 Miller Burd-Piston Ring Special Car #1
    1962 Lesovsky ‘Sarkes Tarzian Spl.’ Car #21

Classic Car Club of Southern California:

    1937 Delahaye 135 M
    1935 Packard DC Phaeton
     1941 Chrysler Woodie & Chris Craft Boat

Petersen Museum:

    1925 Rolls-Royce
    Phantom I Aerodynamic Coupe
    The Round-Door Rolls

Historic Vehicle Association:

President Reagan’s 1962 Willys ‘Jeep’ CJ-6

    Purchased in 1963 by Nancy Reagan as a Christmas gift for her husband, this Jeep was used extensively by President Reagan for chores on Rancho del Cielo, the Reagan ranch in Santa Barbara

1964 Meyers Manx

    The 1964 Meyers Manx “dune buggy” known as “Old Red” is recognized as the first fiberglass dune buggy. The Manx’s fun, lightweight and trendsetting design sparked an American interest in beach culture and off-road racing, and has inspired a plethora of subsequent vehicle designs over the decades. It has earned its place on the National Historical Vehicle Register.

A vibrant exhibit floor will showcase all makes and models of classic cars, plus car enthusiasts will be able to explore the latest products and services needed to keep on motoring.

Exhibitor highlights include: Autogeek.com; McKee’s 37; Hagerty; BBK Performance; Odyssey Battery; Shell X; Borla Exhaust; Masterson’s Auto Care; Tub O’ Towels; AkzoNobel; Sikkens; Intercity Lines, Inc.; Thread Wizard; Passport Transport; Kicker; GREX; Reelcraft; Ogden Chrome; Heacock Classic; California Pony Cars; Montway Auto Transport; Chequered Flag; Hillbank Motor Corporation, plus many more.