2024 Holiday Excursion Video

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Hard to pick a favorite car, lots of nice ones in the lineup:)
If you like old cars So. California is a hard place to beat!
 
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Dang - didn't know this was taking place; spent the past week or so in nearby Pasadena (to catch the Rosebowl Parade) and would have stopped by to see those wonderful old cars on the road if I had known it was happening.

On the plus side, I did manage to stop by the Nethercutt Museum the day before to get my old car fix (albeit on display and not driving around).


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There were lots of Model T's, A's and some early V8's in stock form. I also saw a Lincoln. I liked the '37 station wagon.
 
We took 11 cars from Pomona As. A similar number from Santa Anita. A few from San Diego and Temecula. About 250 cars total. A great morning followed by a 30 mile cruise through the foothills with a stop at a park for coffee and donuts. It ends with lunch and then a short jaunt to one of the members homes for dessert and a garage tour.
Search "Holiday Motor Excursion 2024" on youtube and you'll come with several videos.


History and more videos of past years - http://www.socalhcca.com/holiday-motor-excursion
 
ModelA29 said:
We took 11 cars from Pomona As. A similar number from Santa Anita. A few from San Diego and Temecula. About 250 cars total. A great morning followed by a 30 mile cruise through the foothills with a stop at a park for coffee and donuts. It ends with lunch and then a short jaunt to one of the members homes for dessert and a garage tour.
Search "Holiday Motor Excursion 2024" on youtube and you'll come with several videos.
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I've gotta question...
On the Tour Flyer it says "1932 and older stock vehicles required for tour participation." So plenty of post-1932 vehicles seen participating along with 'non-stock' vehicles. What's the rest of the story on that??
 

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The “excursion” requirement is 1932 and earlier but the event brings out the local car culture to the rally point
It is quite the display of cars including some that you’re not likely to see any at one gathering

The Nethercutt museum is very nice and if you take the tour you’ll see most all the jewels
Of note the movie theater with the pipe organ is of particular interest

John
 
They only pass out the route directions to 32 and earlier cars as you leave. They say stock only but the well done period race cars also get to go along. It's basically a judgement call by the guy passing out the directions.

Car gatherings in SoCal for the most part have become breakfast or dinner events. 6-10am or 5-8pm. http://www.socalcarculture.com/events.html
 

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ModelA29 said:
They only pass out the route directions to 32 and earlier cars as you leave. They say stock only but the well done period race cars also get to go along. It's basically a judgement call by the guy passing out the directions.

Car gatherings in SoCal for the most part have become breakfast or dinner events. 6-10am or 5-8pm. http://www.socalcarculture.com/events.html
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Thank you. Makes sense.

BTW, is that you in the video at the 4:10 timestamp?? ;)
 
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