The Lineup

• Annual PCI Dinner at The Hat — Pasadena. The weekend opens where it always has: world-famous pastrami, old friends, and the first look at what everybody drove in.
• J.B. Nethercutt Automotive Museum. One of the finest private collections on earth — coachbuilt masterpieces, mechanical music machines, and the kind of craftsmanship our cars descend from.
• Travel Town Train Museum — Griffith Park. Steam locomotives and vintage rolling stock under the Griffith Park sun. Preservation on a grander scale.
• Westwood Cemetery — Los Angeles. A quiet, storied corner of the city and a fitting stop for a club devoted to the coaches that make the final journey.
• Forest Lawn — Hollywood Hills. Sweeping grounds, monumental art, and a century of California funeral history in one place.
• Cruise Night at Bob’s Big Boy Drive-In — Toluca Lake. Chrome, carhops, and neon. The most photographed cruise night in Southern California, and our coaches always steal it.
• Rollin’ to the Rescue Code 3 Parade. Lights on, sirens up. Ambulances and rescue units rolling in formation the way they were meant to be seen.
• American Heroes Air Show. Rotor wash and rescue aircraft — a first-responder spectacle that pairs perfectly with a lot full of Code 3 iron.
• PCI Fall Classic Professional Car Show. The main event. Ambulances, hearses, flower cars, and limousines lined up in the sun — decades of coachwork judged, admired, and talked over all day.
• Cigars, Spirits & Dinner at The Farah Estate. An evening of good smoke, good pours, and better company.
• Dinner at Neptune’s Net — Malibu Beach. We close on Pacific Coast Highway with seafood, salt air, and a sunset over the water.

Included With Your Registration

$200 per person covers all meals and transportation for the entire weekend — every stop, every mile.

Ambulances, Funeral Cars, Livery Vehicles, Fire Apparatus, Police Cars, Specialty Vehicles from DEA/FBI/Secret Service/US Military, and more from governmental agencies.