Southern California’s passion for automotive culture will be on full display when Hot Rods N’ Heroes comes to Huntington Beach March 29 for what organizers expect will be the largest car show in the city. The event, a partnership between the 42 Foundation and QruisinPCH, brings together two organizations dedicated to strengthening support for law enforcement officers and first responders who serve the community, along with the families who support them.
This year’s event will feature a special appearance by automotive television personality Chris Jacobs, who will serve as co-grand marshal Casey McKeon, Huntington Beach mayor. Jacobs, known to automotive enthusiasts for his work hosting popular car and lifestyle television programs, will help lead the celebration honoring Southern California’s vibrant car culture while supporting a meaningful cause.
“Hot Rods N’ Heroes is about bringing together the things people in this community care deeply about with incredible cars, great families, and the men and women who serve our communities,” Jacobs said. “It’s an honor to be part of an event that celebrates all of that.”
Supporting Law Enforcement & First Responders
Presented by Encore Gas & Supply, the free event benefits the mission of the 42 Foundation, supporting initiatives that recognize and assist law enforcement and their families…