Goodguys 37th Griot’s Garage Pacific Northwest Nationals Presented by Wicked Fabrication
Goodguys returns to its Northwest roots at Puyallup, Washington, on July 25-27 for a weekend of cars, trucks, racing & burnout contests…
Goodguys Rod & Custom Association is returning to the Great Northwest for the 37th Griot’s Garage Pacific Northwest Nationals presented by Wicked Fabrication. Over 2,500 vintage muscle cars, customs and classic trucks will rumble into the sprawling Washington State Fair Events Center in Puyallup, Washington, on July 25–27 for a weekend of cool cars, cool people and good times, event organizers stated in a press release.
The event welcomes all 1999 and older muscle cars, hot rods and classic trucks on Friday and Saturday, with all years of American-made or powered show cars invited to join on Meguair’s All American Sunday.
Awards, Racing & Burnout Contest
On Saturday, there will be special parking areas for anyone who wants to compete for a Goodguys Top 12 Finalist position for the Snap-on Muscle Car, Vintage Air Custom Rod, LMC Truck (Early) or Scotts Hotrods ‘N Customs Custom of the Year. Goodguys recently announced the 2025 Classic Instruments Street Rod of the Year and the 2025 PPG Street Machine of the Year at the Goodguys 27th Summit Racing Nationals presented by PPG as part of its “Top 12 of the Year Awards.”
Attendees can also park in the Builder’s Choice area, where the chassis experts at Art Morrison Performance will select their Top 10 cars and trucks of the weekend and present each with a unique award on Sunday.
After the show on Friday evening, the Goodguys Friday Night Vintage Drags takes place at the Pacific Raceways in the nearby city of Kent. Goodguys registered participants can park inside the pits and witness the power of vintage Nitro Funny Car exhibitions and 200-mph door slammer action and more, noted the release.
On Saturday, there will be a Burnout Contest and the roar of vintage exhibition dragsters revving up during the Nitro Thunderfest presented by Summit Racing. The Washington State Events Center will stay open late on Saturday so participants can cruise through SillyVille at dusk with live entertainment late into the evening.
At the exhibit hall, attendees can watch the steady hand of pinstripers and artists at the Brush Bash and check out a special Lowrider Display presented by PPG.
