We want to make sure you know that you are running out of time to make plans to register your car or get a coveted swap meet space at the National Street Rod Association’s (NSRA) Southeast Street Rod Nationals being held at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, Florida.
This weekend-long automotive event will be held from March 31, through April 2, 2017. You will not find a better show to spend your weekend. The participants and visitors to the Florida State Fairgrounds will be part of the largest automotive participation event in this area.
This year marks the 30th time the National Street Rod Association has converged on Tampa to host the event. Although the National Street Rod Association is headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, they – along with thousands of other, come to Tampa to experience the cars, locate valuable parts for projects, and just to have an all around great time. This must-attend event gathers cars and trucks from all parts of the United States, which makes this a truly unique gathering of vintage automobiles featuring nearly every make, model, and style. In addition to street rods, this event also includes all vehicles from the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s and even those through 1987. The expanded format will surely make this a great gathering.
Even those unable to bring a car or truck will be treated to the sights and sounds of some of the best constructed, most beautiful, vintage automobiles ever to gather in one place.
Not only are there hundreds of classic cars and trucks and a swap meet, but this event also includes manufacturer displays that represent the very best automotive specialty and aftermarket suppliers. Ladies, you have not been overlooked, as the NSRA has developed a “Women’s World” area with arts and crafts that will surely make your trip truly enjoyable.
Designed with an abundance of fun for the entire family in mind, the 30th Southeast Street Rod Nationals is the place to be March 31 through April 2, 2017. We’ll be there, will you?
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