SOUTH BEND, IN (WSBT) — It was once the backbone of South Bend. An industry that employed thousands that built not just cars but a community.
On Friday, that history rolled back into South Bend from all throughout the country.
The Studebaker car show, and swap meet is underway at the fairgrounds.
As South Bend’s history rolls into the area, there is something for all car enthusiasts to do, including those that are particular in all classic cars and not just the Studebaker.
There is a lot under the hood to see here.
A tradition commemorating what was once the heart and soul of South Bend.
The 42nd annual Studebaker Drivers Club Swap Meet and Car Show kicked off on Friday at the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds.
The first day of the car show has already ended, but if you missed out on the fun hundreds of cars will pack the fairgrounds on Saturday.
Classic cars from the past rumble with South Bend’s rich car history as Studebaker cars make their way to the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds.
Vendors selling car parts and memorabilia are also present.
“They should expect good music good food really nice cars. There’s a wide variety. We are an open car show, not just Studebaker. It’s all models are welcome. It is a good time to be here and the weather is looking perfect,” said Mike Lepay, Former President of South Bend’s Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club.
The car show and meet swap will pick up again at 8 am on Saturday and will last until 3 pm. General admission is $5.
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