The Owls Head Transportation Museum's Antique Truck & Tractor Show returns July 18–19, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., bringing together antique trucks, tractors, commercial vehicles, military rigs, and other historic working machines for a family-friendly celebration of transportation history. 

Visitors can get up close to the vehicles that helped build America, meet their owners, enjoy the synchronized horn-blow, watch tractor races, participate in hands-on STEM activities, take a biplane ride (weather-permitting), and grab a bite from Taco Joe's at the Museum Café throughout the weekend. The event will also feature special displays from the Gary Mahan Truck Collection, appearances on Saturday by the Thunder Valley Mower Racers, and live music from Rosey Gerry & Friends.

Exhibitors are encouraged to participate by showcasing antique trucks, tractors, military vehicles, commercial vehicles, and other historic working transportation 35 years or older, according to OHTM, in a news release. Eligible exhibit vehicles receive complimentary admission for the driver and one passenger.

"From the farm field to the highway, the Antique Truck & Tractor Show offers a unique opportunity to experience transportation history through the machines that kept America moving," said OHTM.

This event is supported by LeafFilter.

For more information, visit the Owls Head Transportation Museum website.

The Owls Head Transportation Museum is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to collecting, preserving, exhibiting, and operating pre-1940 aircraft, ground vehicles, engines, and related technologies significant to the evolution of transportation. Through dynamic exhibits, educational programming, and special events, the Museum inspires curiosity and learning for visitors of all ages.