Downtown Erie was filled with classic vehicles on Saturday, September 14.
Downtown Erie was filled with classic vehicles on September 14, 2024.

First Erie Car Show after Countyline Cruisers Hand Over the Reigns is a Success

By Kim Weidel, Around Ptown Sports Writer

The Erie Car Show has become a late summer tradition in the downtown triangle, and for the past 29 years it was organized by the Countyline Cruisers Car Club.

Earlier this year, the Countyline Cruisers announced their dissolution as a club. Erie business owner Stacy Bomleny of SB Floral & Design with The Corner Cafe decided to step up and carry on the tradition.

The 30th annual Erie Car Show was able to return to the triangle on Saturday, September 14th. With just over 130 cars and nearly 40 vendors, it turned out to be a wonderful event. The weather was perfect, and there was a little something for everyone from food to shopping to cars.

Tiffany Garcea of Raising Hope, Erie handed out the trophies. Raising Hope, a local foster care closet,  received the money from the 50/50 raffle and the raffle baskets, which included an autographed book by Arnie “The Farmer” Beswick, a homemade goodies basket form The Pie Lady, Morrison, gift cards, and other themed baskets.

The triangle was full of cool cars, spectators, and local vendors, and fun was had by all. 

A local boy, Eli Langley, received a Top 30 award for his mini bike. Below, the top winners of the car show.

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