The Lake Bluff History Museum Auto Show will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. on June 24 in historic downtown Lake Bluff, showcasing scores of beautifully maintained cars from the early 1900s to 1980. The event attracts car collectors and enthusiasts from the Chicago-area and beyond.
Vehicles typically featured include the Museum’s restored 1931 Lake Bluff Ice Truck plus Corvettes, Mustangs, Cobras and Birds, Packards, Woodies, Jaguars, Rolls . . . GTOs, Chevys, Buicks ... a monster truck or two, hot rods, Lincolns, the occasional Ferrari . . . and more!
Guests are encouraged to make a day of it. The streets adjacent to Lake Bluff’s Village Green will be blocked off for the Auto Show, and many of the village’s restaurants, cafes and bars will be open for business. There is no charge to register a car or visit the Auto Show, and the event is family friendly. Parking is available at the Lake Bluff train station.
Collectors of cars dating up to 1980 are invited to register their vehicle at this link:
https://lakebluffhistory.org/exhibitor-registration/. For more information, contact the museum at
events@lakebluffhistory.org.
Lake Bluff History Museum Auto Show supporters include presenting sponsor The Last Detail, and lead sponsor The Silo Restaurant, plus Knauz Auto Park, Chevy Exchange, Kinnucan, Ferrari Lake Forest, Hill & Stone, and many volunteers including those from Lake County Veterans & Family Services.