SWEET SIXTEEN

Once again the Punk Rods have personally picked 16 cars/trucks/motorcycles for a special indoor display. So be sure to make your way to the main building and take it all in!

Hours : Friday: Pre-registered vehicles may enter at 4pm.  Saturday: Pre-registered vehicles may enter at 9am.

Trailers : No trailers inside fairgrounds. If bringing trailer take 1st street (spectator entrance). Fees will need to be paid in full. At the end of 1st street park in the lot on the right. Unload and drive back to show car entrance on 2nd st. Trailer parking is limited, cars are meant to be driven.

Goodie Bag : Goodie bags will be given to the first 300 Pre-Registered cars   

Pets:Our insurance policy does not allow pets.

SORRY, NO PETS!!!

Service animals are allowed, however they must be wearing a vest and all owners must present service paperwork.

No grilling. No fires. No Camping.

No Cruising : pick a spot and park it.

Questions? Email: lprgreaserama@gmail.com

Getting in in the past does not constitute approval.

1964 and older Rods & Kustoms
1972 and older Trucks, Wagons, Commercial Vehicles

Finished
Unfinished
Stock
Modified
Inspired by 1960’s or earlier styling
No Billet
No Muscle Cars
No IFS on opened, fenderless cars
Wheels inspired by traditional aftermarket 1960’s vintage
Wheel in excess of 16” inch must have been available on the vehicle at the production date of the vehicle (Cars, trucks, light trucks, wagons and other non-commercial)
Commercial Vehicles- No oversized wheels in excess of sizes available at vehicle production date

Lowriders
Up to ’72, built with parts inspired by ‘72 and older
No Billet
MUST be bagged, juiced, or otherwise old school low
No modern style wheels

Cycles
Stock acceptable to 1972
Post ‘72 MUST be modified, i.e. chopped, bobbed, stripped down, cafe, tracker
No factory customs, baggers or flat black billet showroom commandos

No Gas Section
Anything but regular gas-powered
Antique or home-built: pedal power, electric, steam, rocket, etc.
You can also park your unique vintage cart or moped in this section. Send in pic of billet lowrider or cruiser bikes.
No Clown Rods
What is a Clown Rod? You know you have a Clown Rod when it looks like you had a giant magnet attached to your vehicle as you drove through the local junkyard and permanently welded anything that stuck to the car. OTHER definitions of Clown Rod – Vehicles that look like a skeleton, pumpkin, or any other non auto related items. These are not traditional hot rods. Further definition of Clown Rod – Rats that are attached to vehicles are considered Clown Rods. Anything that is attached to the vehicle that is intended to shock or have comedic value will wind up being considered a Clown Rod. Vehicles in rust, primer, or survivor paint are WELCOME, and encouraged, as long as they do not fall into the “Clown Rod” category as described above.
If you think your car, bike, truck or motorcycle qualifies for the show, send us an email with photos with all the details about your car.

No Silly Modern Wheels (Must be 16″ and under only). 

No Whining.

Rules-F.A.Q.
RULES
1964 and prior TRADITIONAL style rods and customs ONLY
1972 and prior trucks, wagons and commercial vehicles
Traditional looking choppers and bobbers ONLY! (No modern West Coast Choppers, OCC style bikes)
Traditional styled lowriders up to 1972
No visible billet anything! Especially wheels!
No trailer queens
No mag wheel styles made after the 60’s
No high tech styled, pastel heart beat graphic, tweed interior, fender-less IFS sporting hot rods

F.A.Q.s
What is “traditional” style?
If you don’t know what a 50’s and 60’s styled hot rod or custom is, refer to the rules or you can also refer to hot rodding magazines from the 50’s and 60’s.

Is Greaserama a “Rat Rod” show?
No. Absolutely not!

My car is painted and has chrome, can I bring it to the show?
Yes. The past was not black and white, nor was it dull.

I have a fiberglass body car, can I bring it to the show?
Yes.

I have a post-1964 car/truck that has the same body style as the 1964 and prior model, can I bring it to the show?
Yes. A good example of this would be a 1965 Falcon or Nova. They had the same body style in 1964 and 1965, and all of those model years are welcome at the show as long as they are traditionally styled.

My car has an LS engine. Can I bring it?
As long as the rest of the car is traditional looking, yes. Just leave the hood shut. We still want to capture the vibe of the ‘60s.

Why do you hate Billet parts?
We don’t. Greaserama is for 50’s and 60’s styled hot rods and customs.

I’m going to try and sneak in a car that does not fit the rules of the show!
While we appreciate the enthusiasm for bringing your ride to Greaserama, please don’t. You will be turned away at the gate. You are welcome to come as a spectator, but your car will have to stay in spectator parking and will not be allowed through the show gate.

I went to Greaserama and saw a car that I don’t think should have been in the show.
Relax. It’s just a car show. Occasionally one or two cars that don’t belong in the show slide past the screening process. It does not mean that you can also bring in your unqualified car to the show.

What can I expect at Greaserama?
Live music, food, alcohol, vendors, tons of traditional rods and customs, and one helluva good time.

Can I bring my dog to the show?
Unfortunately, our insurance does not allow any animals on the fairgrounds. ABSOLUTELY NO PETS!