New Providence PBA 132 Annual Car Show Draws Enthusiasts on Picture-Perfect October Saturday

NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ — The New Providence Police Benevolent Association (PBA) 132 held its annual car show Saturday, attracting approximately 150 entries and a steady stream of spectators who marveled at an impressive array of vehicles under a clear autumn sky.

Families, car aficionados, and curious onlookers filled the Community Pool Parking Lot, where they were treated to a dazzling display of hot rods, vintage classics, modern Corvettes, big trucks, and even military vehicles. Children delighted in the shiny chrome and bold colors, while parents reminisced over antique treasures from a bygone era. (Check out photo gallery)

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Winners were announced, with a range of categories highlighting the diversity of the entries. For instance, one of the Best Corvette awards went to a model from the 1960s, while another Corvette from the late 1990s took home the Best C5 category.

The show celebrated a wide variety of vehicles across numerous categories. An early 1950s pickup was recognized as Best Antique, while a modern muscle car from 2023 claimed victory in that division. Additionally, a military category winner was also named.

The Mayor's Choice trophy went to an eye-catching 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix, while the Chief's Choice trophy was awarded to a 2013 Chevy Camaro. The ultimate accolade, Best in Show, was awarded to a 1970 Dodge Challenger, a fitting end to a day filled with excitement and camaraderie.This event is one of the PBA's larger fundraisers for the year, confirmed a member.  The funds raised go towards community initiatives and support for local law enforcement.

Before the car awards were presented, spectators participated in basket raffles, with many leaving as winners, further adding to the festive atmosphere.

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The New Providence PBA car show continues to be a beloved tradition, bringing together the community to celebrate automotive excellence and local pride.

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