Get up close and personal with classic cars, the radical rat rods, vintage beauties and so much more…
California and Car Culture are One. And luckily so ~ with an estimated 13 million automobiles roaming the streets of the Greater Los Angeles Area, you can bet you’ll find knowledgeable automobile experts at some of the best car shows in the country.
While SoCal is home to some of the most well-known car shows in California, we pay attention to several regions around the Golden State to bring you a sampling of the most popular car shows, cruises, cruise-ins and automotive events throughout the state of California.
At the end of a long week, you and your ride deserve to rev up and wind down.
Drive on over to Bobs of the West San Fernando Valley. Cruise in and park. Walk in and eat. Kick back and relax. Enjoy a mass gathering of awesome rides all round you!
An area of the parking lot gets sectioned off specifically for classics and muscle cars, it is well-lit and attended-to throughout the evening by a volunteer group.
We only ask that you patronize Bob’s or one of the other nearby eateries during your visit as a means to encourage them to keep supporting this cruise night. We also hope that you remember to be respectful of others’ safety and adhere to traffic laws.
And please, for the sake of the residents living across the street: No burnouts or loud/obnoxious music
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING [weather permitting!] we welcome all Pre-1980 classics to join our casual & low-key coffee cruise.
Since 2015, this is how we celebrate classic cars, trucks & other vehicles as a vital part of automotive history; stepping away from the modern world for a few hours to discuss how these marvels have stood the test of time while consuming coffee & pastries.
Our primary focus is to appreciate what we have, along with sharing ways to maintain these vehicles, and even debate how to improve them.
If such an idea is of interest to you, then drive YOUR classic over to Plummer St. (between Tampa & Corbin avenues), turn south on Shirley Ave. and pull into that first driveway on the right (behind the bank), and bring a chair!
Food & beverages are available early as as 5:00 a.m. from both Western Bagel and Starbucks; Corner Bakery opens at 7 o’clock. Earliest of us arrive at 6:00 a.m., set up our chairs and chat for the next 4-5 hours; so if you’re an early-riser, bring out your classic(s) and join us on Sunday morning!
Every Sunday morning from 8AM to 10AM this group meets at La Cumbre Plaza near the intersection of La Cumbre Ave and State Street for a casual get together. Our meeting spot is the parking lot area between Vons and Sears. There are no fees, registrations or obligations. It’s just a bunch of car enthusiasts that like to get their cars out and enjoy them.
At the end of a long week, you and your ride deserve to rev up and wind down.
Drive on over to Bobs of the West San Fernando Valley. Cruise in and park. Walk in and eat. Kick back and relax. Enjoy a mass gathering of awesome rides all round you!
An area of the parking lot gets sectioned off specifically for classics and muscle cars, it is well-lit and attended-to throughout the evening by a volunteer group.
We only ask that you patronize Bob’s or one of the other nearby eateries during your visit as a means to encourage them to keep supporting this cruise night. We also hope that you remember to be respectful of others’ safety and adhere to traffic laws.
And please, for the sake of the residents living across the street: No burnouts or loud/obnoxious music
Join us for our take on “Cars and Coffee” on the 2nd Saturday of each month, March-September. Free to attend and open to all makes and models of custom and classic cars…
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING [weather permitting!] we welcome all Pre-1980 classics to join our casual & low-key coffee cruise.
Since 2015, this is how we celebrate classic cars, trucks & other vehicles as a vital part of automotive history; stepping away from the modern world for a few hours to discuss how these marvels have stood the test of time while consuming coffee & pastries.
Our primary focus is to appreciate what we have, along with sharing ways to maintain these vehicles, and even debate how to improve them.
If such an idea is of interest to you, then drive YOUR classic over to Plummer St. (between Tampa & Corbin avenues), turn south on Shirley Ave. and pull into that first driveway on the right (behind the bank), and bring a chair!
Food & beverages are available early as as 5:00 a.m. from both Western Bagel and Starbucks; Corner Bakery opens at 7 o’clock. Earliest of us arrive at 6:00 a.m., set up our chairs and chat for the next 4-5 hours; so if you’re an early-riser, bring out your classic(s) and join us on Sunday morning!
Every Sunday morning from 8AM to 10AM this group meets at La Cumbre Plaza near the intersection of La Cumbre Ave and State Street for a casual get together. Our meeting spot is the parking lot area between Vons and Sears. There are no fees, registrations or obligations. It’s just a bunch of car enthusiasts that like to get their cars out and enjoy them.
At the end of a long week, you and your ride deserve to rev up and wind down.
Drive on over to Bobs of the West San Fernando Valley. Cruise in and park. Walk in and eat. Kick back and relax. Enjoy a mass gathering of awesome rides all round you!
An area of the parking lot gets sectioned off specifically for classics and muscle cars, it is well-lit and attended-to throughout the evening by a volunteer group.
We only ask that you patronize Bob’s or one of the other nearby eateries during your visit as a means to encourage them to keep supporting this cruise night. We also hope that you remember to be respectful of others’ safety and adhere to traffic laws.
And please, for the sake of the residents living across the street: No burnouts or loud/obnoxious music
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING [weather permitting!] we welcome all Pre-1980 classics to join our casual & low-key coffee cruise.
Since 2015, this is how we celebrate classic cars, trucks & other vehicles as a vital part of automotive history; stepping away from the modern world for a few hours to discuss how these marvels have stood the test of time while consuming coffee & pastries.
Our primary focus is to appreciate what we have, along with sharing ways to maintain these vehicles, and even debate how to improve them.
If such an idea is of interest to you, then drive YOUR classic over to Plummer St. (between Tampa & Corbin avenues), turn south on Shirley Ave. and pull into that first driveway on the right (behind the bank), and bring a chair!
Food & beverages are available early as as 5:00 a.m. from both Western Bagel and Starbucks; Corner Bakery opens at 7 o’clock. Earliest of us arrive at 6:00 a.m., set up our chairs and chat for the next 4-5 hours; so if you’re an early-riser, bring out your classic(s) and join us on Sunday morning!
Every Sunday morning from 8AM to 10AM this group meets at La Cumbre Plaza near the intersection of La Cumbre Ave and State Street for a casual get together. Our meeting spot is the parking lot area between Vons and Sears. There are no fees, registrations or obligations. It’s just a bunch of car enthusiasts that like to get their cars out and enjoy them.
Jessi Combs: Life at Full Speed celebrates the extraordinary life of Jessi Combs.
Join the Petersen Automotive Museum in honoring the “fastest woman on four wheels.”
Exhibition
Builder, racer, and entrepreneur Jessi Combs sped through life in a hurry. Born in the Black Hills of South Dakota, Combs established a career path in fabrication early in life, earning a degree in Custom Automotive Fabrication at WyoTech, debuting her first custom project at Specialty Equipment Marketing Association’s (SEMA) show in 2004.
Combs’ unique skill set and personality led her to many host appearances on television shows which she used to gain experience but also to further define her identity as a metal fabricator, builder, industrial artist, and driver.
“Set no boundaries, get out and play, be creative, go fast and take chances, and never give up” ~ Jessi Combs
As a racer, Combs competed in endurance challenges such as the Baja 1000, the all-women’s Rallye Aicha des Gazelles and became the first female to ever place at Ultra4’s King of the Hammers, achieving a class win in 2014.
In 2013, Combs became the fastest woman on four-wheels with the North American Eagle Supersonic Speed Challenger, holding a record of 398 mph with a top speed of 483.227 mph. On August 27th, 2019 Combs was killed in a crash while attempting to set another speed record.
At the end of a long week, you and your ride deserve to rev up and wind down.
Drive on over to Bobs of the West San Fernando Valley. Cruise in and park. Walk in and eat. Kick back and relax. Enjoy a mass gathering of awesome rides all round you!
An area of the parking lot gets sectioned off specifically for classics and muscle cars, it is well-lit and attended-to throughout the evening by a volunteer group.
We only ask that you patronize Bob’s or one of the other nearby eateries during your visit as a means to encourage them to keep supporting this cruise night. We also hope that you remember to be respectful of others’ safety and adhere to traffic laws.
And please, for the sake of the residents living across the street: No burnouts or loud/obnoxious music
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING [weather permitting!] we welcome all Pre-1980 classics to join our casual & low-key coffee cruise.
Since 2015, this is how we celebrate classic cars, trucks & other vehicles as a vital part of automotive history; stepping away from the modern world for a few hours to discuss how these marvels have stood the test of time while consuming coffee & pastries.
Our primary focus is to appreciate what we have, along with sharing ways to maintain these vehicles, and even debate how to improve them.
If such an idea is of interest to you, then drive YOUR classic over to Plummer St. (between Tampa & Corbin avenues), turn south on Shirley Ave. and pull into that first driveway on the right (behind the bank), and bring a chair!
Food & beverages are available early as as 5:00 a.m. from both Western Bagel and Starbucks; Corner Bakery opens at 7 o’clock. Earliest of us arrive at 6:00 a.m., set up our chairs and chat for the next 4-5 hours; so if you’re an early-riser, bring out your classic(s) and join us on Sunday morning!
Cars & Coffee Ventura is held on the last Sunday of the month in the parking lot of The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, 4360 E. Main Street, Ventura, California. Hot Rods, Muscle Cars, Imports, Exotics, you name it, all cars are welcomed.
Cars & Coffee Los Angeles was founded to bring together like-minded automotive and design enthusiast. The events are very chill and welcoming to all car sorts. Our core group of regulars is composed of area locals, who aren’t shy about sharing the neighborhoods rich history. As always we ask all attending to respect the location and surrounding area from excessive noise. Hope to see you soon.
Every Sunday morning from 8AM to 10AM this group meets at La Cumbre Plaza near the intersection of La Cumbre Ave and State Street for a casual get together. Our meeting spot is the parking lot area between Vons and Sears. There are no fees, registrations or obligations. It’s just a bunch of car enthusiasts that like to get their cars out and enjoy them.
At the end of a long week, you and your ride deserve to rev up and wind down.
Drive on over to Bobs of the West San Fernando Valley. Cruise in and park. Walk in and eat. Kick back and relax. Enjoy a mass gathering of awesome rides all round you!
An area of the parking lot gets sectioned off specifically for classics and muscle cars, it is well-lit and attended-to throughout the evening by a volunteer group.
We only ask that you patronize Bob’s or one of the other nearby eateries during your visit as a means to encourage them to keep supporting this cruise night. We also hope that you remember to be respectful of others’ safety and adhere to traffic laws.
And please, for the sake of the residents living across the street: No burnouts or loud/obnoxious music
Come see life size Hot Wheels cars! Race tracks, art projects, face painting, balloon artist, train rides, prizes, raffle prizes, carnival rides, and more!
FREE FOR KIDS 10 and UNDER!
$3 ice cream sundaes in our 1950’s themed ice cream parlor.
Fun for all ages!
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING [weather permitting!] we welcome all Pre-1980 classics to join our casual & low-key coffee cruise.
Since 2015, this is how we celebrate classic cars, trucks & other vehicles as a vital part of automotive history; stepping away from the modern world for a few hours to discuss how these marvels have stood the test of time while consuming coffee & pastries.
Our primary focus is to appreciate what we have, along with sharing ways to maintain these vehicles, and even debate how to improve them.
If such an idea is of interest to you, then drive YOUR classic over to Plummer St. (between Tampa & Corbin avenues), turn south on Shirley Ave. and pull into that first driveway on the right (behind the bank), and bring a chair!
Food & beverages are available early as as 5:00 a.m. from both Western Bagel and Starbucks; Corner Bakery opens at 7 o’clock. Earliest of us arrive at 6:00 a.m., set up our chairs and chat for the next 4-5 hours; so if you’re an early-riser, bring out your classic(s) and join us on Sunday morning!
The Murphy Auto Museum, in conjunction with Fireball Tim, is pleased to announce the launch of Muscles and Mojo! Bring your vintage or classic car to the Murphy Auto Museum on the first Sunday of the month.
Free coffee, free Hot Wheels and free admission to the museum during the event (7:00-9:00 am)
