Daytona Turkey Run 2017 at Daytona Speedway
Daytona Turkey Run 2017 on Sunday morning, the gates are open and the show vehciles are already in position for the start of the event. This is the final day of the show here at the Daytona International Speedway. (Photos by Bob Boberg of eClassicAutos.com)
Daytona Turkey Run 2017 Wrapup:
Final Day of the Big Show
Sunday is the final day here at the Daytona Turkey Run 2017. Although the Daytona Turkey Run is the largest Car Show and Swap Meet in the country, all good things must come to an end. The big Thanksgiving weekend show at the Daytona International Speedway has opened under sunny skies and a lot of people will be here early to find those last minute parts they need from the giant swap meet area.
In addition to the giant swap meet and car show scenes, the Daytona Turkey Run 2017 will feature a Craft Beer tasting event for Dad. And the youngsters will enjoy the Little Gobler Play Zone. A special Rat Rod display will be in its final form today. Check out some of the cars and trucks showing up today in this slider.
Daytona Turkey Run 2017 Final Day
Bookmark this page to read about some of the great show cars coming in from all over the southeast. In the meantime, here is a snippet of video from the show:
The Daytona Turkey Run 2017 began on Thanksgiving Day and runs through today, November 26, 2017. This Thanksgiving Weekend event features the largest combined car show and swap meet in the country. It’s big.
There are a lot of parts to find here. We’ll be checking out the Parts Swap fields, the car show displays and the giant car corral. Photo-journalists Bob and Donna Boberg will be capturing all the action for you live from the show. Look for their photos and right here. Bookmark this page and return to it all weekend for their updates. Or check our Facebook and Twitter pages now to see what’s happening at the Daytona Speedway.
In the car corral area we’ve been spotting the excellent buys all weekend for our readers. Here is an interview Bob Boberg did with a Naples, Florida resident who always wanted to own a Rat Rod. This is certainly the place to find one. Here is when this gentleman had to say about his new acquisition: