Porsche and Packard, Sunday, July 13, 2025
Sponsored by our friends at White Allen and EuroClassics.
For the first time America's Packard Museum is hosting Porsche and Packard, a meeting of two iconic collector cars! On Sunday, July 13th we are closing down the street and allowing all Porsches and Packards in for a free-to-enter car show, sponsored by our friends at Euro Classics and White Allen European Auto Group. Is that July heat a concern? Well, bringing your Porsche or your Packard gets you FREE admission to the museum! And if you get hungry, we are going to have some great food trucks on site! So come join us for a fun and unique show in the heart of Downtown Dayton!
Key Details
• 12 to 4 PM, Sunday July 13th
• Free to enter car show with your Porsche or Packard
• Your Porsche or Packard gets you into the Museum for free
• Food trucks will be on site all day
• Commemorative T Shirt available for $25, proceeds go towards supporting America’s Packard Museum
Show Entrance Instructions:
For show cars, we ask that you enter on Ludlow Street, marked here on the map. Main Street is under construction and is not ideal for entering our show area.
The map indicates:
• Red arrow for entrance to show from Ludlow Street
• Green area is show parking
• Orange area is overflow lot 1
• Blue area is overflow lot 2
About America’s Packard Museum
The Museum is in an original Packard dealership which was operational from 1917 until 1947. Rogers Pontiac and Davis Buick used the facility as a dealership from 1947 until the 1970’s. From the 1970’s until 1991, Genuine Auto Parts owned the building and used it as a car parts store. In 1991, Robert Signom II bought and restored the property as The Citizen’s Motorcar Company, opening as America’s Packard Museum the following year. The collection is a carefully curated gathering of prime examples from the company’s sixty-year history, each chosen to tell a particular story. From 1899-1956, the Packard Motor Company built 1.6 million cars, and collectors estimate only about 10,000 still exist. The Museum manages the largest public collection of Packard automobiles and memorabilia. The mission of America’s Packard Museum is to educate present and future generations about the Packard Motor Car Company, its products, and philosophies. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram.