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Car Show

RATical Rides Car Show

Location: Market Building
Dates: Tuesday, September 15 through Thursday, September 17
Hours: Open during all Fair hours
Admission: Included with Fair admission

Cool Cars. Wild Builds. Seriously RATical Rides.

Cruise through rows of classic cars, custom builds, muscle cars, lifted trucks, original survivors and one-of-a-kind vehicles at the RATical Rides Car Show.

Each year features a new selection of vehicles, so there is always something different to discover. Some have taken decades to restore, some have remained in the same family for generations and others are still evolving one weekend project at a time.

Whether you are a lifelong car enthusiast or simply appreciate a great-looking ride, there is plenty to see.


More Than Just Horsepower

The RATical Rides Car Show is about more than polished paint, chrome and powerful engines. It is about the people, memories and craftsmanship behind every vehicle.

Do not be afraid to stop and talk with the owners. Car people love sharing the history of their vehicles, the work that went into them and the details you might otherwise miss.

You may see:

  • Classic and vintage automobiles
  • Muscle cars and hot rods
  • Custom cars and trucks
  • Lifted and specialty vehicles
  • Original, unrestored survivors
  • Unique builds you will not find anywhere else

Take your time walking the rows. There is always something new to notice on the next lap.


Join the Fun

Take photos of your favorite rides, share them on social media and tag the Utah State Fair. Bring the kids along, too. Today’s spectators may become tomorrow’s builders, collectors and restorers.

Cars bring people together through shared memories, new friendships and a love of keeping automotive history alive. Come admire the craftsmanship, meet the owners and find the ride you think is truly RATical.


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