All makes & models
Cars, trucks and motorcycles of every era — muscle, classic, custom, import, restomod and daily-driven survivors. No marque restrictions, no attitude.
New date
New date: Saturday, October 10, 2026, 1:00–6:00 PM.
Rescheduled after the August 22 weather postponement. Follow the Wyndmoor Hose Co. and Springfield Township PBA pages.
Already registered a vehicle? Keep your spot for the new date, take a refund, or roll it over to 2027 — your choice.
Wyndmoor Hose Co. No. 1 × Springfield Township PBA
All makes and models. Cars, trucks, motorcycles and antique fire apparatus, lined up on Willow Grove Avenue for one afternoon of chrome, custom trophies and cold drinks — with every dollar going straight back to the firehouse and the PBA.
Every dollar raised benefits Wyndmoor Hose Company No. 1 and the Springfield Township PBA.
Presented with support from
The Show
The street shuts down and fills up — show cars nose-to-tail, the bay doors rolled open, and a whole neighborhood out walking the line. Bring the family, bring the car, or just bring an appetite.
Cars, trucks and motorcycles of every era — muscle, classic, custom, import, restomod and daily-driven survivors. No marque restrictions, no attitude.
The part you won't find at other shows. Vintage engines and rigs from Wyndmoor and neighboring companies — including the 1958 Mack B-Model — out on display.
Handmade from real engine parts, including the Wayne "Baztek" Basmajian Memorial trophy. See them →
Beer garden, food, and a DJ running the afternoon. Plenty of shade, plenty of seating, plenty of reasons to stay till six.
Basket raffles and a 50/50 drawn on site. Cash and card accepted at the tables.
Department memorabilia, shirts and patches from both the Hose Company and the Springfield Township PBA.
Where the proceeds go
Every registration fee, every raffle ticket, every beer and every sponsorship dollar is split between the two organizations that put the show on — and both of them serve the same few square miles you're standing in.
Your 100% volunteer fire & rescue company
No one at Station 82 draws a paycheck for running calls — but the gear, the training and the apparatus all still cost money. Proceeds go straight into what it takes to keep an all-volunteer company answering the bell:
Your police benevolent association
Formed in 2020 by the officers, detectives, corporals and sergeants of the Springfield Township Police Department to keep a positive presence in the community they patrol. Proceeds fund the work they do off the clock:
Prefer to give directly? You can donate to the Hose Company through PayPal Giving any time of year — show day or not.
Register
Registration is $20 per vehicle and covers cars, trucks, motorcycles and fire apparatus alike. Pre-register below so we can save you a spot on the street — or roll up on the day and pay at the gate.
Your $20 goes to Wyndmoor Hose Co. No. 1 and the Springfield Township PBA — not to a promoter.
Questions about registration? Email daben83@gmail.com or stpba28@gmail.com.
2026 Sponsors
Sponsors cover the trophies, the tents and the overhead — which is why essentially every dollar the public spends on show day passes through to the firehouse and the PBA. If you see these names around town, they're the reason this show is free to walk into.
Grand Sponsors
Business Sponsors
Sponsor logos are added here as commitments come in — the wall is live and updated through show day.
The Hardware
Every one is welded by hand out of real engine parts — camshafts, pistons, timing chains, ring gears, valves, spark plugs, clutch baskets. Your trophy has already done its miles. None of them came out of a catalogue, and all of them are heavier than you expect. Win one and it is not going in a drawer.
Trophy categories for 2026 are set by the show committee. Every trophy is one of a kind — see sponsorship to back the show.
Food & Drink
Confirmed for 2026, with more still being added.
Beer garden
Family and veteran owned, out of North Wales. The name is police code 10-7 — officer out of service — after the founder's career in law enforcement. Fitting company to be pouring at a police and fire show.
Food
Gourmet handmade dumplings out of Elkins Park, named Best Dumplings to Go by Philadelphia Magazine. Vegan and vegetarian options on the truck.
Selling food or running a truck? Vendor space is available along Willow Grove Avenue for the full 1–6 PM window.
Getting there
The show takes over Willow Grove Avenue in front of the firehouse. The street closes for the event, so plan to park on the surrounding blocks and walk in — it's a short one.
Your hosts
100% volunteer since 1907 · Station 82
A progressive, all-volunteer fire and rescue company serving Springfield Township in Montgomery County. Every dollar raised here goes back into the equipment, training and apparatus that keep the neighborhood covered.
Police Benevolent Association · Est. 2020
Patrol officers, detectives, corporals and sergeants of the Springfield Township Police Department, working to maintain a positive presence in the community through events, community service and charitable contributions.
Questions
The show has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 1:00 to 6:00 PM, at Wyndmoor Hose Company No. 1, 1043 E. Willow Grove Ave, Wyndmoor, PA 19038. The show runs on Willow Grove Avenue in front of the firehouse.
Your choice, and there is no deadline to decide. You can keep your spot for the rescheduled date, take a refund, or roll it over to the 2027 show. Email carshow@wyndmoorfireco.com and tell us which you would prefer.
Registration is $20 per vehicle, and it's the same price for cars, trucks, motorcycles and fire apparatus. You can pre-register online and pre-pay by PayPal or Venmo, or simply pay the $20 when you arrive on show day.
No — it's free to come and walk the show. There's no gate and no admission charge. The $20 fee applies only to vehicles being registered into the show. Bring the family.
All makes and models. The registration form asks you to pick one of four categories: car, truck, motorcycle, or firetruck/apparatus. There are no marque, year or condition restrictions — muscle, classic, custom, import, restomod and daily drivers are all welcome.
Proceeds are split between Wyndmoor Hose Company No. 1, a 100% volunteer fire and rescue company serving Springfield Township since 1907, and the Springfield Township Police Benevolent Association. The fire company puts it toward gear, training, apparatus and station upkeep; the PBA puts it toward community events, local youth sports and charitable contributions.
Yes — there's a beer garden, food, and a DJ running music through the afternoon, plus basket raffles, a 50/50 drawing, and PBA and fire department memorabilia for sale.
Yes, custom trophies are awarded, including the Wayne "Baztek" Basmajian Memorial trophy. Trophy categories are set by the show committee each year.
For sponsorship, email the show committee at carshow@wyndmoorfireco.com — contact the committee for the current sponsorship deadline. There are several levels; see sponsor & vendor details. Vendor space is available along Willow Grove Avenue for the full 1–6 PM window. Both are limited and are assigned in the order they're confirmed.
Willow Grove Avenue closes in front of the firehouse for the show, so spectators should park on the surrounding blocks and walk in. It's a short walk from any direction.
Check the Wyndmoor Hose Company and Springfield Township PBA Facebook pages on show day — that's where any weather call gets posted first. You can also call the firehouse at 215-233-2808.
Saturday, October 10, 2026 · 1:00 – 6:00 PM
Benefiting Wyndmoor Hose Company No. 1 & the Springfield Township PBA