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Written by Press Banner
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Thursday, 17 July 2008 |
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Members of the Northern California DeLorean Motor Club will show their rare stainless-steel sports cars at Scotts Valley’s annual Cops ’n’ Rodders classic car show Saturday, July 19, at Siltanen Park.
 Ben Lomond resident Bruce Johnson (from left) and his sons, Kyle and Kevin, show off their DeLoreans. They will participate in the Cops ’n’ Rodders classic car show in Scotts Valley on Saturday, July 19. Lucjan Szewczyk/Press-Banner
The DeLorean, manufactured with unusual gullwing doors in 1981 and ’82, was the brainchild of auto industry executive John DeLorean. The company went bankrupt, however, and about 6,000 of the cars are thought to exist today.
Except for the DeLoreans, the show is limited to 1980 and older models. The show usually has 150 or more entries.
Also scheduled are demonstrations by police dogs, fire rescue groups and others, gravity drag races at 11:30 a.m., arrival of a police or medical helicopter and a barbecue lunch.
For information: 440-5670 or
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At a glance
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WHAT: Cops ’n’ Rodders car show
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WHEN: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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WHERE: Siltanen Park, Vine Hill School Road, in Scotts Valley
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ADMISSION: Free
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