By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor

Pennsauken’s 32nd annual Car and Bike Show will be held on Sunday, Sept. 15, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Hundreds of classic cars and bikes will be on display along part of the “Maple Mile,” starting at Pinsetter Bar and Bowl, the co-sponsor of the event located at 7111 Maple Ave., and extending towards Union Ave.

There will be 23 judging classes for cars, from Stock Production before 1953 to All New Cars, 2015 to Present, as well as nine judging classes for motorcycles, from Full Dresser to Antique Bikes. Over 100 awards will be presented to participants that afternoon.

As attendees stroll the show, viewing the many cars and bikes on display, they can also enjoy a variety of other activities. Food trucks will be on hand offering a variety of snacks and meals for purchase; and DJs will be playing both classic and popular music throughout the event.

Each year, every effort is made to reduce the impact on the neighborhoods along Maple Ave. and adjoining streets. Residents will have access to major throughways and can get in and out of the area during the event.

“Pennsauken’s Car and Bike Show is a great opportunity for car and bike enthusiasts, as well as our families, to come out and enjoy a great, free public event,” explains Pennsauken Mayor Marco DiBattista. “We’re excited to welcome back our longtime participants and hope to see a lot of new faces as well.”

The form to register a vehicle for this year’s show can be downloaded from the Township’s website at PennsaukenEvents.com. Pre-registration fees are $15 for cars and $12 for bikes; forms with the entry fee must be received at the Pennsauken Township Building, 5605 N. Crescent Blvd., Pennsauken, NJ 08110, attention Juan Vazquez, by Monday, Sept. 9. Registration on the day of the show is held from 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.; at that time, fees are $20 for cars, $15 for bikes.

It is important that participants of this year’s Car and Bike Show know that no individual will solicit registration fees online. The only way to register a car or bike for this event is through Pennsauken Township’s Parks and Recreation Department. In addition, this event is free for the public to attend; there are no tickets needed for admission.

For questions or more information, email Juan Vazquez at jvazquez@pennsauken.gov or call (856) 665-1000 x151.