Father’s Day Car Show Draws Big Crowd in Qualicum Beach
More than 500 vehicles were registered and an estimated 20,000 spectators attended the Father’s Day event, organizers said.
- On Sunday, June 21, the Seaside Cruizers Father's Day Show returned to Qualicum Beach for its 33rd year, drawing an estimated 20,000 spectators and more than 500 registered vehicles.
- The weekend festivities expanded beyond the main show, with Cruise Night on June 19 and a Poker Run on June 20 returning after a one-year hiatus.
- Enthusiasts displayed diverse vehicles including Spencer Kutaj's 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle, David Rodger's 1982 Triumph TR7, Clarke's 1932 Ford Roadster, and Kelvin Campbell's custom Copper Penny equipped with an LS3 Circle Track Engine.
- The event serves as a fundraiser for charities in the Parksville Qualicum Beach area, with the Seaside Cruizers organization having donated $30,976.35 to local charities last year.
- Strong community interest, evidenced by packed downtown streets, suggests the Shine will remain a staple in the region for years to come.
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The Seaside Cruizers Father’s Day car show returned for its 33rd year on June 21, with more than 500 cars registered. The show and shine event showcased classic cars, as well as cars and trucks of various types, for an estimated 20,000 spectators. The weekend also included Cruise Night on June 19 and a Poker Run on June 20, back from a one-year hiatus. The event also serves as a fundraiser for charities in the Parksville Qualicum Beach area. Las…
Father’s Day Car Show draws big crowd in Qualicum Beach - Parksville Qualicum News
The Seaside Cruizers Father’s Day car show returned for its 33rd year on June 21, with more than 500 cars registered. The show and shine event showcased classic cars, as well as cars and trucks of various types, for an estimated 20,000 spectators. The weekend also included Cruise Night on June 19 and a Poker Run on June 20, back from a one-year hiatus. The event also serves as a fundraiser for charities in the Parksville Qualicum Beach area. Las…
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