A symbol of machine shows are held in South Carolina Everyone year for machine enthusiasts to parade their vehicles and to design vehicles owned by others. Most shows get dozens of classes to participate in, such as classic cars and imports, and award cash prizes to the winners in Everyone organization. It is public for automobile shows in South Carolina to be baggage of larger events such as festivals and fairs, where the total family can jewel something to enthusiasm them.
Clover Jaycees Auto Show and Fall Festival
For one time in Sept, Leading Street in Clover, South Carolina, becomes the purpose of the Jaycees Car Panoply and Fall Festival. Food and retail vendors line the street with their booths while local bands and other entertainers perform throughout the morning and afternoon. The car show is open to more than 98 classes--including street rods, compacts and classics--with prizes for first and second place in each class. The fee to enter a vehicle is $25 (as of 2010).Peanut Party and Koss Car Show
Clover Jaycees
P.O. Box 172
Clover, SC 29710
704-460-1741
cloversc.info
Rock Hill Moose Car Show
The Rock Hill Moose Lodge puts on a large car show each November, often sponsored by Koss Cars. More than 125 classes are represented at the show, and the entry fee to enter a vehicle is $25 (as of 2010). The show runs from morning until late afternoon and is open to any entrants.
Rock Hill Moose Lodge
1025 Ebinport Road
Rock Hill, SC 29732
803-320-3193
Peanut Party and Koss Car Show
Another festival and car show running together, the Peanut Party and Koss Car Show, has a variety of activities for the family. Vendors sell arts and crafts as well as food and drinks. Attendees can see a parade, a beauty pageant and a peanut butter sandwich-eating contest. This is a family event, so it includes children's activities. Entering a car in the show costs $15 in advance for any class or $20 at the gate (as of 2010).Clover Jaycees Auto Show and Fall Festival
951 Pine St.
Pelion, SC 29123
803-320-3193
scpeanutparty.com