About This Event
Slammedenuff hosts its first Washington car show at the Clark County Event Center in Ridgefield on Nov. 14, 2026. The indoor showcase runs from 3 to 8 p.m. in Exhibition Hall C and is open to custom cars and trucks.
Awards are structured around the approved participant list. Vehicles without a specific model category compete for the make category and specialty awards. Organizers frame the trophies as an added bonus, with the main goal being a strong show.
Vinyl Frog joins as a sponsor and vendor. The venue rules prohibit alcohol, burnouts, drifting and racing, and pets are not allowed indoors unless otherwise permitted. Weapons, drugs and illegal items are not permitted.
General admission costs $29.99 in advance or $40.99 on the day; VIP admission costs $89.99. Children 10 and under enter free. Approved indoor show vehicles pay $74.99, including driver admission and a care package; extra passengers need general-admission tickets.
Event Highlights
- Indoor Showcase
- Vendor Booths
Event Details
- Spectator Admission
- $29.99 advance general admission; $40.99 day-of general admission; $89.99 VIP general admission; children 10 and under Free
- Awards / Judging
- Award categories are based upon the approved participants; if a vehicle does not have a specific Model category, it competes for the Make category and Specialty Awards. Awards are an added bonus to the event, with the main goal being a great show.
- Vehicle Types
- Custom cars, Trucks
- Show Vehicle Registration
- $74.99 indoor showcase; approval required; includes driver admission and care package; extra passengers need general-admission tickets
- Vehicle Registration Link
- Register your vehicle
Location
Clark County Event Center17402 NE Delfel RdRidgefield, WA 98642Organizer / Source
- Organizer
- Slammedenuff
- Phone
- 662-253-8261
- Official website
- Visit website
- Event website
- Visit Event Website
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