Hot San Jose Nights Car Show & Gala
July 9-12, 2009
San Jose

San Jose Convention Center
The City of San Jose welcomes the first annual Hot San Jose Nights to the San Jose Convention Center for a 4 day classic car extravaganza. This will be the largest classic car event ever held in San Jose featuring over 1000 classic cars, trucks from 1975 and older and even motorcycles from any year.

Contact Tom Torres 408-896-2900, Tom@Par-Global.com, www.HotSanJoseNights.com

Hot San Jose Nights has been designed to be a family friendly event celebrating classic car Show–n- Shines with four live bands featuring old time music, Drive-In movies, a classic car auction by the famous Kruse Auctions, a Thursday night Gala, a swap meet, car corral, awards, and
cruising down the road with your friends to some famous local car museums. The Blackhawk Museum, Canepa Design, and the late Jacques Littlefield’s Military Tank museum are just 3 of the cruise destinations offered. The cruises were designed to head out North, South, East, and West and to be about a 45 minute drive from downtown to each destination.

The central hub of all of the action will be the San Jose Convention Center’s South Hall. The Light Rail System allows easy access for the general public to come down and view over 1000 classic cars that will have come from all over the west coast and will be on display. The cars will be on display in the parking lots at Woz Way & Almaden, Woz Way & 87, the huge lot of the
South Hall, Balbach Ave, and the lot that is between First Street, Second Street, & San Carlos.

The Registered Participants will start setting up their cars at 6am on Saturday. Mike Hennessy has worked hard to make this a family friendly event and encourages the use of the city’s Light Rail System which will take all spectators to within easy walking distance of the South Hall and the Show –n- Shine areas. The general public will be able to view the cars in
Show –n- Shine lots for no charge. Hot San Jose Nights will feature a downtown walk that will cover the Hot Spots of San Jose to incorporate local businesses, hotels, bars, and restaurants.

Judging by the overwhelming response of the large community of local classic car owners, this seems to be just the type of event that they are looking for in their own backyards.