Events

For 24 years, Hudsons, Studebakers, Willys, and many other orphans were always over shadowed at car shows and parked in the back rows behind Mustangs, Corvettes, classic tri-5 Chevy’s, and others. Someone finally did something about it in 1997 and held the first orphan show which featured Hudson. They’ve kept the Orphan Car Show pure by having a carefully-defined definition of what constitutes an ‘orphan car.’

Spectator admission is $7 for adults, children under 12 are free. A car registration form can be found elsewhere on their website.

Join us at NoWo 2020!

Set on the banks of the Cass River in the German town of Frankenmuth, MI, Northern Worthersee (NoWo) is the premier VAG car event of the summer in the Northern United States. Debuting in 2013, NoWo pays tribute to European auto engineering and drivers alike.

Frankenmuth, the “Little Bavaria” of Michigan was founded in 1845 with the intention of serving as a home to European pioneers in the United States. Aligning with the intent of its founder, Frederick Wyneken, Frankenmuth is now also home to NoWo, bringing pioneers with Europe rumbling under their hood together.

Whether you’re looking to show off your ride, enjoy the surroundings, or simply have a good time, NoWo is the place to be. Come one, come all, NoWo is open to everyone as the scene, people, and cars make up an authentic European experience for all that attend.

Come check out the action! We won’t be there, but look for the Munk’s Motors cars. There are currently seven drivers in the “Munk’s Racing Family”; any or all of them may race this weekend.

Look for us near the classic VWs at this event for classic cars/trucks 25 years and older.
See link for rules and directions.

The official event date is August 15, but the week leading up to the event is just as memorable!

Look for us on August 15th in the parking lot of Kerby’s Koney Island, at Woodward and Square Lake Rd. We’ll be with the vintage VWs.

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Art, crafts, music, & good vibes!
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Come check out the action! We won’t be there, but look for the Munk’s Motors cars. There are currently seven drivers in the “Munk’s Racing Family”; any or all of them may race this weekend.

Celebrating the Oddball, Mundane, and Truly Awful of the automotive world.

Concours d’Lemons brings Hoopties, Rust Buckets, Misfits, Mistakes and the worst of the automotive world to the Concours of the America’s weekend in Michigan. The Concours d’Lemons Michigan will take place on July 25, 2020 at the Inn at St. John’s, on a corner of the golf course that no one cares about. How fitting. But hey at least we are on the property and on the green of a major concours. All of regular Concours d’Lemons hi-jinx will ensue, capricious judging, bribery, awful trophies and even worse cars. If you take yourself or your car very seriously, this isnt the show for you. Hagerty Insurance has has stepped in to add a shred of legitimacy to this farce so be sure to thank them for the laughs. The best part is that the show is free for participants and spectators, so you’ll get exactly what you pay for.

An annual event showcasing vintage race cars, a great racetrack, and much more.

Waterford Hills Road Racing hosted the Meadow Brook Historic Races for 19 years, last held in 2002. In 2008 we celebrated our track’s 50th anniversary with a vintage racing weekend.

Since 2011, the annual Waterford Hills Vintage Races are back to stay. We welcome all vintage road racers and fans to come and celebrate the heritage of road racing with fabulous historic cars and great racing.