JOIN US SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Proceeds Benefit HPD Clear Lake’s Backpacks For Kids
735 FM 1959 (Dixie Farm Rd.), Houston, TX 77034
Hunton is teaming up with HPD Clear Lake to bring you our first annual HVAC Industry Car Show! We’re inviting anyone and everyone in our industry to open up your garage and show us what you’ve got.
This event is open to the public, FREE to attend, and benefits a great cause, so bring the whole family down to see what the HVAC industry has to offer! We’ll have music, food, door prizes, and even a chance for you to cast your vote for the People’s Choice Award.
HAVE A CAR YOU’D LIKE TO SHOWCASE?
See registration options below. This year we’re accepting submissions for the following categories:
1. Classic Car/Truck
2. Modern Car/Truck
3. Classic Motorcycle
4. Modern Motorcycle
5. Hot Rod/Muscle (Car/Truck)
We also have 3 different registration tiers available:
General Registration – $50
This package covers the cost of 2 backpacks and reserves your spot in our show. Click Here to Register Online!
Premium Registration – $100
This package covers the cost of 4 backpacks and reserves your premium spot inside our brand new warehouse space. Space is limited. Email Us For Registration.
V.I.P. Registration – $150
This package covers the cost of 6 backpacks, premium warehouse space, and includes an exclusive escorted V.I.P. cruise across Houston to the car show. Space is limited. Email Us For Registration.
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