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Thunder Alley at the L.A. County Fair will have Fairguests reminiscing about nights cruising down the boulevard. Classic and restored cars are featured in weekday car cruises, music is blaring at Garage Stage and all roads lead to the historic Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum. The Fair is scheduled Sept. 10-26.
As part of Fair After Dark, the vintage Garage Stage will come alive with the “Sounds of the Roads” showcasing music from the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s as well as the finest street rods from car clubs throughout southern California cruising the Fair in the Community Day Parades. When the parade is over they will continue their cruise down Thunder Alley where they will be on display until the Fair closes that night. Street rods, vintage 1970 and older, will grace the Alley each Monday through Friday evening.
Thunder Alley, located between Fairplex 4 and the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum, will also feature Car Club Party Nights each Monday through Friday with food, music and more.
The Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum is also located on Thunder Alley and is open each day of the Fair. The 28,000-square-foot museum celebrates its sixth anniversary this year and features vintage and historic racing vehicles. Also on display is an impressive array of photographs, trophies, helmets, driving uniforms, artifacts, paintings and other memorabilia celebrating more than 50 years of American motorsports history. The museum features a gift shop and facilities for meetings, press conferences and private parties. During the Fair, there is a $1 admission charge to the Museum.
For more information about Thunder Alley or the L.A. County Fair, visit the Fair Web site at www.lacountyfair.com or call (909) 623-3111. /b.js>
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