- RADwood NorCal takes place on October 24 in Alameda, California.
- Admission is free this year, although advance registration is required.
- A new “Millenia” class opens the show to vehicles built from 2000–2010.
Feeling old lately? This story won’t help. That’s because there comes a point when every car crosses an uncomfortable line and becomes a classic. Don’t look now, but that now includes cars made after Y2K. For those of us who still think of the 2000s as basically yesterday, RADwood has some bad news. Cars from as recently as 2010 are now officially invited to the party.
RADwood NorCal returns to the San Francisco Bay Area on October 24, and this year’s event brings several significant changes. For starters, admission is completely free. More importantly, the traditionally ’80s-and-’90s-focused show is expanding into the post-Y2K era. That’s a massive shift in what is already quite the car show.
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