Hot rods, customs, classics and more rolling into Tannersville

TANNERSVILLE―On Sunday, October 4, the Village of Tannersville is hosting its 14th annual Cruisin’ on the Mountaintop Fall Car Show with hot rods, street rods, rat rods, custom and classic cars, antique and vintage automobiles, trucks, muscle cars, and motorcycles on display all along Main Street.

Mayor Lee McGunnigle invites all to attend from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

“Join us at this spirited event which brings automobile artistry and engineering to our beautiful mountaintop village,” McGunnigle said. “Families get to celebrate this together while enjoying everything Tannersville has to offer.”

With cars of all types lining Main Street, this is a family friendly, destination event offering free attendance and live music by Whiskey Cross featuring Just James at 12 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to make a day or a weekend of it, and take advantage of the vendors, shops, bakeries, cafes, eateries, and restaurants lining Tannersville’s Main Street.

Greg Thorpe from Thorpe’s GMC, a longtime, local sponsor of the Village’s car shows understands the boost events like this give to the village, its local economy, and its community.

“We are honored to sponsor both the Father’s Day and Fall Car Shows and to continue a tradition that has become such a great part of our community. As a family business that has been in Tannersville for generations, supporting events like this means a lot to us,” said Thorpe.

“It’s always great to see so many people come together, enjoy some great cars, catch up with friends, and spend a day enjoying everything our Mountain Top community has to offer” Thorpe continued. “We’ve watched this show continue to grow over the years, and we’re proud to be a small part of it. From the Father’s Day show to the Fall show, it’s something we look forward to every year. We want to thank everyone who continues to support the show, and we’re proud to sponsor both events.”

Information for car show attendees, visitors and neighbors:

- Attendance is free

- Main Street will be closed to traffic approximately 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. from the traffic light to the top of South Main Street with local detour being via Railroad Avenue & South Main Street.  Main Street businesses will be open.