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Frankenmuth, Michigan. AUTO FEST, September 5th-7th, 2025

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Frankenmuth Auto Fest 2025
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Frankenmuth, Michigan, famously known as "Michigan's Little Bavaria," is known for its German heritage and architecture, its iconic all-you-can-eat chicken dinners at Zehnder's and the Bavarian Inn, and Bronner's CHRISTmas Wonderland, the world's largest Christmas store. Visitors also enjoy the town's unique Bavarian charm, River Place shopping, waterparks like Zehnder's Splash Village, and year-round festivals.

One of Michigan’s biggest and best car shows is rolling back into Frankenmuth.
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Over 2,500 classic & custom cars on display.
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Live music, great food & family fun.
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Friday, September 5th: Our Big Block Party. Main Street is open exclusively to collector cars and spectators. Food, bands, cars everywhere!
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Awards, vendors & plenty of chrome shining in the sun.
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Downtown Frankenmuth
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September 5th – 7th, 2025
Whether you’re a die-hard car enthusiast or just love strolling through Frankenmuth, this event has something for everyone.

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Cool shots, nice show spread
looks like spilled bag of 'skittles' from the higher shots

:thankyou: for sharing
 
Rebellion said:
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Frankenmuth, Michigan, famously known as "Michigan's Little Bavaria," is known for its German heritage and architecture, its iconic all-you-can-eat chicken dinners at Zehnder's and the Bavarian Inn, and Bronner's CHRISTmas Wonderland, the world's largest Christmas store. Visitors also enjoy the town's unique Bavarian charm, River Place shopping, waterparks like Zehnder's Splash Village, and year-round festivals.

One of Michigan’s biggest and best car shows is rolling back into Frankenmuth.
View attachment 1910196 Over 2,500 classic & custom cars on display.
View attachment 1910212 Live music, great food & family fun.
View attachment 1910196 Friday, September 5th: Our Big Block Party. Main Street is open exclusively to collector cars and spectators. Food, bands, cars everywhere!
View attachment 1910213 Awards, vendors & plenty of chrome shining in the sun.
View attachment 1910214 Downtown Frankenmuth
View attachment 1910215 September 5th – 7th, 2025
Whether you’re a die-hard car enthusiast or just love strolling through Frankenmuth, this event has something for everyone.

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Tom, if this is the one you've been telling me about...wow!
Man, words definitely do it no justice.
Did you take those aerial shots yourself?
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PlymCrazy said:
Tom, if this is the one you've been telling me about...wow!
Man, words definitely do it no justice.
Did you take those aerial shots yourself?
:thumbsup:
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Yeah Nick, that's the one. It is a blast! The setting is a beautiful Bavarian-style Christmas Town that is a destination visit in itself. Many, many shops, etc.

The show is huge and well managed. Cars! In the official show, and all over the town (you could enjoy the show wandering the streets in town, without actually entering the show...but don't, you'd miss SO much!)

Those aren't my photos, just the ones that I could find that best represented this. Having said that, they still fall short.

I have more fun here than at Woodward's Dream Cruise.
 
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Rebellion said:
Yeah Nick, that's the one. It is a blast! The setting is a beautiful Bavarian-style Christmas Town that is a destination visit in itself. Many, many shops, etc.

The show is huge and well managed. Cars in the official show and all over the town (you could enjoy the show wandering the streets in town, without actually entering the show...but don't, you'd miss SO much!)

Those aren't my photos, just the ones that I could find that best represented this. Having said that, they still fall short.

I have more fun here than at Woodward's Dream Cruise.
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One step closer for mama and I making the trip one year, thanks man!
 
I can attest that this is a great and huge show… and most definitely worth making the trip to go check out, its like Chryslers at Carlisle in Pennsylvania… you CANNOT see everything in the amount of days the show runs. We drove there from Connecticut back in 2019 and we were NOT disappointed… and we plan to get back, someday.
 
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