The Goodguys Rod & Custom Association has announced an all new Sunday Get-Together promotion for its Oct. 28-30 Goodguys Southeastern Nationals event at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
The Sunday Get-Together will welcome American-made or American-powered cars and trucks of all years, makes and models to the event on Sunday only.
"We're really excited to be swinging open our gates to the late model American-made and American-powered cars in Charlotte," said Goodguys vice president of event operations Harry Daviess. "We have done get-together style events for more than 25 years in our hometown of Pleasanton, Calif., and it's an outstanding format for car guys.
"The 'Big Three' build some awesome new muscle cars and hot rods. It will be something to see a '69 Camaro parked next to a 2010 Camaro. Same with the Dodge Challengers, Ford Mustangs, GTOs and others. All Goodguys are car guys at heart. This will further broaden the scope of the events allowing as many as six or seven generations of car people to participate in a Goodguys event."
Goodguys will be making it easy for the newly-welcomed participants to register. There will be a simple one-day fee charged at registration for the later model cars. Goodguys will pick up to 10 Sunday Get-Together awards, as well as keep the AutoCross road course open on Sunday.
The Goodguys Rod & Custom Association will hold similar Sunday Get-Together events in Chicago and Kansas City, Kan.
Only rods, customs, classics, trucks and muscle cars through 1972 vintage are eligible to participate in the Goodguys Southeastern Nationals on Friday and Saturday.
For more visit www.charlottemotorspeedway.com, www.good-guys.com or call the Goodguys Rod & Custom Association at (925) 838-9876.