The 2nd Annual Coupeville Classic Car Show
Saturday, August 22, 2026
10am - 2pm
Admission is free
Coupeville Library Lawn
788 NW Alexander St., Coupeville

Saturday, August 22, 2026
10am - 2pm
Admission is free
Coupeville Library Lawn
788 NW Alexander St., Coupeville


Classic American cars, from a bygone era when style and substance worked together.
Winner: Ian LaRue's 1967 Chevrolet Nova (with Neil from trophy sponsor Dax's Automotive)

Classic American muscle and performance cars.
Winner: Perry Mitchell's 1967 Chevrolet Camaro (with judge Scott Smith and Neil)

Classic cars from across the pond.
Winner: Robert Provost's 1954 Porsche Speedster (with Jesse from trophy sponsor Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association)

The best of the foreign invasion of automobiles.
Winner: Henry Veldman's 1967 Mercedes 230SL (with Jesse)

Classic cars from before World War II.
Winner: Don Robinson's 1934 Ford Model 40 (with Jon Robers from trophy sponsor Cascade Custom Homes, and Scott)

Classic cars built for fun, innovation, and affordability.
Winner: Tim Dahl's 1964 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa (with Susan from trophy sponsor Luna Beach LLC)

Post-1960 classic trucks and utility vehicles.
Winner: Dave Brown's 1964 Ford Ranchero

Pre-1960 classic trucks and utility vehicles.
Winner: Von Summers' 1949 Ford F3 Pickup (with Daniel from trophy sponsor Lavender Wind)

Highest vote getter from participant and spectator ballots.
Winner: David Baxley's 1932 Ford Tudor (with Lisa from partner organization, Pacific Northwest Art School)

The Coupeville Farmers Market is part of the North Central Whidbey Farmers Markets.

To strengthen, promote, and preserve a successful historic downtown district

Specializing in premium vehicle maintenance and repair services

Boutique shop, bakery, and cafe on Whidbey Island

Responsive, professional small engine repair and equipment services

Supporting Coupeville Community Events

All proceeds from car show benefit the Coupeville Creative District. Nestled in the heart of Whidbey Island, Washington, the Coupeville Creative District is a vibrant hub that celebrates the region's rich history, arts, and culture. The Creative District showcases the community's diverse talents and traditions, from indigenous crafts and storytelling to contemporary art forms. It is a place for creatives to thrive and create.
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