Dayton Valley Days Car Show Registration Now Open!

Saturday, September 20, 2025 | 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Historic Old Town Dayton, Nevada

Registration

Join us on Saturday, September 20th in historic Old Town Dayton for a day full of cars, community, and celebration. With over 150 vendors, food trucks, live music, and activities for all ages, there’s so much more to see and do beyond the car show—you won't want to miss it!

Registration is limited, so don’t wait to register and claim your spot among a fantastic lineup of classic, custom, and specialty vehicles!

Show Details:

• Parking/Check-in: 7:00 AM – 8:15 AM
  (A parking map will be emailed prior to the event.)

• Car Show Hours: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM

• Awards Presentation: Starting Promptly at 2:00 PM

• Any Make/Model/Year

Be a Sponsor at the 2025 Car Show!

We’re looking for sponsors to be part of the excitement at this year’s Dayton Valley Days Car Show! Sponsorship opportunities include sponsoring award categories, event banners at the show, and being highlighted in all car show promotions.

It’s a great way to showcase your business while supporting one of Northern Nevada’s largest and most vibrant events!

Interested?

Call the Chamber office at 775-246-7909 or email us at director@daytonnvchamber.com for details.

Dayton Valley Day Show-N-Shine Car Show Sponsor 2025

Visit NPC Auto Website to see what they are about! https://npcautonv.com/about

Car-show hosted by:

Good Nuff Stuff Car Club was born in a Northern Nevada garage, where a couple of brothers with greasy hands and big dreams would finish a project, stand back, and say, “Good Nuff!” That phrase stuck and so did the cars, the laughs, and eventually, the club. We’re not that picky about what you drive hot rods, lowriders, bombs, classics, trucks, stock or modified, if it’s got wheels and a story, we’re into it. We roll out for cruises, shows, and anything that brings the community together, all while keeping things family-friendly and full of good vibes. We're just a bunch of car guys doing our best to keep the culture alive… and yeah, sometimes “good nuff” really is good enough.