Car Show Vendors
VCCC would like to thank these fine organizations for enhancing our 2024 show and our community fundraising efforts. Along with our sponsors these vendors help ensure that our mission to support local charities is successful. We offer special thanks to Ski Sundown for hosting the event as well as The American Legion and Seaside Creamery for cuisine.
This full-service shop is dedicated to muscle cars, performance cars and race cars. it was founded by car enthusiasts with the guiding principle of providing the highest level of quality and service possible. They are 100 percent dedicated to helping you achieve your automotive dreams whether for a paint job, performance tune or custom restoration.
AMSOIL products are sold locally by Rich Pelletier. AMSOIL specializes in synthetic lubricants answering to the greatest challenges vehicles and equipment present. The service an extraordinary range of markets – automotive, powersports, industrial, racing and more – which has made their influence in the industry unmistakable and the brand highly respected.
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This food truck is popular at festivals and beaches all summer long. In 2021, a pair of enterprising students majors saw a sweet opportunity in a gap in Connecticut’s ice cream market. With just a single freezer and a shared dream, Brandon and Benjamin Foligno, of New Britain, with the encouragement of their Aunt Lisa, launched Seaside Creamery. Three years later, the Foligno brothers’ ice cream truck business continues to capture their community’s taste buds.
The American Legion provides the best cuisine with their food truck, thanks to Cliff Burelle, also a VCCC member, and his wife Debbie. This is the largest veterans service organization in America, chartered by Congress in 1919. It is no secret that far too many military veterans and their families struggle to get by. This is especially true after coming home from deployment, after having been discharged from duty, or if they have been severely injured. The American Legion works to help alleviate problems surrounding housing and living and offers personal counseling.
The vendor team at the car show came from Goodwin University’s School of Business, Technology, and Advanced Manufacturing. They provided information on CNC, Welding, and Manufacturing Management programs. These are new, cutting-edge careers in a variety of manufacturing degrees and certificate programs.
Klingberg founded in 1903 extends hope and healing to thousands of children and families each year whose lives have been traumatized by abuse and/or neglect, severe family problems and mental health issues. An auto restoration teaching program is an important part of their endeavors, as well as the beautiful Raymond Hill School.
The Home Depot Foundation improves the homes of U.S. veterans, trains skilled tradespeople to fill the labor gap and supports communities impacted by natural disasters. Since 2011, they have invested more than $500M in veteran causes and improved more than 60,000 veteran homes and facilities. This photo is of the Kid's Workshop at the car show in 2023! The workshop was also held this year, with special thanks to VCCC member Evan Galway!
Richie's Hobbies sells diecast models of vintage autos starting in the 1950s, out of a collection of some 5,000 cars. Also hot wheels, other collectibles.
In addition to some of the finest collector cars in the area, our show also features a variety of vendors offering a diverse range of food, products and services. New vendor applications are always welcome - click the button below to download an application form.