The popular New Hope Automobile Show returned Saturday and will continue Sunday at New Hope-Solebury High School.
The auto show runs Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Parking at the high school is $5 and entrance to the show is $10, with kids under 12 and active military and their families free with ID.
Organized by the nonprofit New Hope Helping, the event is a judged show featuring a variety of antique, classic and contemporary vehicles. Each day features a different lineup of cars.
Saturday’s show highlighted domestic vehicles, including hot rods, rat rods, street rods, restomods and customs. The day also included classes for replicars and a “display only” class for vehicles that do not fit into other categories.
Sunday will be dedicated to foreign vehicles. Organizers have added a “tuner” class and a “display” class to the lineup for the day.
All proceeds from the show benefit local community projects and scholarships through New Hope Helping. The organization has donated more than $1.6 million to local causes and education since 1949.
For more information, visit newhopeautoshow.com.
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