Rodders Days returns to Tucson this Saturday at Pima Community College West Campus, located at Stone & Speedway, bringing together one of the most authentic car shows in town. This is a true local gathering of car culture, no big production, just rows of classic rides and the people who love them.
Expect to see everything from vintage hot rods and muscle cars to lowriders, classic trucks, and custom builds. It’s a mix of longtime collectors, weekend hobbyists, and families walking through, with owners right there next to their cars, happy to talk about what they’ve built.
The show runs through the morning into early afternoon, with peak viewing late morning into midday. Admission is usually free for spectators, making it an easy stop if you’re looking for something to do around town.
The Drive Tucson’s Matt Gentry and Ken Carr will be there from 10am to noon, so come by, say hello, and take in some of Tucson’s best rides.
There’s usually music playing, food vendors on site, and a few awards handed out, but the real draw is the cars and the stories behind them. It’s the kind of event where you’ll see vehicles you won’t find at bigger shows, projects, passion builds, and Tucson history on four wheels.
If you love cars, or just want to take in something uniquely local, Rodders Days at Pima is worth checking out this Saturday. Click The Button for more info!
