8th Annual Rev'ved Up 4 Kids Charity Car Show To Benefit the Edelbrock Family Foundation

8th Annual Rev’ved Up 4 Kids Charity Car Show To Benefit the Edelbrock Family Foundation

Edelbrock will be the title sponsor of the 8th Annual Rev'ved Up 4 Kids Charity Car Show, which will be held on Sunday, May 5, to benefit the newly created Edelbrock Family Foundation. On Saturday, May 4, Edelbrock will once again open the doors of its corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility to the public for free shop tours. Participants will partake in a guided tour of the research and development, manufacturing and quality control departments.

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Edelbrock will be the title sponsor of the 8th Annual Rev’ved Up 4 Kids Charity Car Show, which will be held on Sunday, May 5, to benefit the newly created Edelbrock Family Foundation.

On Saturday, May 4, Edelbrock will once again open the doors of its corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility to the public for free shop tours. Participants will partake in a guided tour of the research and development, manufacturing and quality control departments.

This is a unique opportunity for automotive enthusiasts to see what it takes to design and manufacture high-quality performance products. Shop tours begin at 10 a.m. and will end at 2 p.m. Limited spots are available and are going fast. Interested parties can register online at www.revvedup4kids.com.

On Sunday, May 5, more than 300 cars will fill the streets around Vic’s Garage for the 8th Annual Rev’ved Up 4 Kids Charity Car Show. Automotive enthusiasts are invited to come out and enjoy a day of hot rods, great food, live entertainment and everything else that encompasses car culture.

Leon "The Motorman" Kaplan from Talk Radio KABC will be broadcasting live from the K&N booth starting at 8 a.m. Various popular gourmet food trucks will be at the event as well.

The show will also host the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge, where teams of high school students from all over Southern California race to tear down and rebuild an engine in a timed and judged competition.

In addition, the popular Kids Corner will return with tons of activities for children of all ages. Many aftermarket manufacturers will be in attendance to exhibit their products. Show hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Spectator entry is free, however, The Edelbrock Family Foundation will be accepting any donations.

All makes and models of vehicles are welcome, and interested car show participants can register online. Standard registration is available from now until April 26 at $40 per vehicle. Day of show registration is also available at $50 per vehicle. Finally, a limited number of VIP spaces are also available for $100 per vehicle.

For more information on the Rev’ved Up 4 Kids Charity Car Show, visit www.revvedup4kids.com.

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