30th Annual Brizio Street Rods Open House and Car Show 2015

Saturday was the 30th and final open house and car show at Brizio Street Rods in San Francisco, Ca. Andy and Roy Brizio have been friends of California Car Cover for many years, so there was no way we were going to miss the final car show and the street rod shop.

For thirty years, Brizio Street Rods has opened its doors and treated local customers & friends to a free car show with complimentary hot dogs and refreshments. Though the power did go out on Saturday morning, the crowd still had a great time and enjoyed the hospitality. My father and I always enjoy seeing plenty of old friends who attend the show, plus having the opportunity to see what the Brizio team currently has in the shop.

Clean Ford Fairlane.

One of the handful of vintage Woodies on display.

Classic Opel Sedan.

Plenty of '32 Fords were on display in the parking lot at Brizio Street Rods.

The lights might have been out, but there was plenty to see inside the street rod shop.

Classic cars took over Railroad Ave. in South San Francisco for a few hours.

Clean and low 1957 Chevy Delivery.

1937 Cord in bare metal that is under construction in the shop.

Thank you to everyone at Brizio Street Rods for the hospitality. We had a great time catching up with friends and customers.

29th Roy Brizio Street Rods Open House & Car Show

The 29th Roy Brizio Street Rods Open House and Car Show took place this past Saturday at the Brizio Street Rods headquarters in San Francisco, Ca. It was the first time that my father and I had been to the event and we were thrilled that we were able to attend the show this year. We cruised up to San Francisco for the day to see a lot of great friends and hot rods. 

The show attracted a few hundred hot rod and classic car enthusiasts to the industrial area in South San Francisco. We were happy to run into a lot of friends that we usually only see at the LA Roadsters Car Show or Goodguys Pleasanton events. 

Route 66 map in the shop

The Open House let local customers and colleagues check out past, recent, and current project cars. Long time customers had their vehicles on display, plus the crew at Brizios' showed off their handy work with a number of under construction vehicles in the shop.

Neon signs up in the shop

Original Lincoln

Out back at Brizio Street Rods

The San Francisco Model Engine Club

A small swap meet was set up with plenty of classic car parts up for sale

Just one of the many "Brizio Built" hot rods at the show.

Brizio's provided lunch for all of the guests. 100's of people were treated to hot dogs, chili and chips all served up by friends of Brizio Street Rods.

Ford or Chevy?

Clean Chevy Corvette Race Car

All Lined Up

A highlight of the trip was a tour of the John Mumford Car Collection. This impressive collection features a lot of classic American cars and hot rods from the 1930s-1960s. 

Roy and Andy Brizio with my father and me.

 Thank you to everyone at Roy Brizio Street Rods for the hospitality. It was a great day in San Francisco. Check back next week for photo highlights of our upcoming GM Muscle Car Show.