Schedule
Madaris Siding & Windows Celebrity StageNote: Due to time constraints and large crowds, paid admission to the show does not guarantee an autograph from a celebrity.Friday, Jan. 6› Horny Mike of “Counting Cars,” 5-8 p.m.Saturday, Jan. 7› Peyton List of “Bunk’d,” 1-3 and 4-6 p.m.› Kevin Adams’ Revue of the Stars, 6:30 and 8 p.m.Sunday, Jan. 8› “The Dukes of Hazzard” Reunion featuring Tom Wopat (Luke Duke) and Catherine Bach (Daisy Duke), noon-4 p.m.All weekend› Tom Smith from Discovery’s “Misfit Garage”› Chip Foose’s 1965 Imposter on display› Master pinstriper Von Hot Rod› Star Wars characters from the 501st Legion and MidSouth Garrison’s MosNooga Squad› Minions› Transformers› Monster Truck Bounce House› Free Hot Wheels car for kids to race on the Hot Wheels Drag Track
Organizers of World of Wheels always promise cars and stars. For the 49th edition of the custom auto show, they’re delivering 100,000 square feet of exhibition space, celebrity auto experts, a Disney star and a “Dukes of Hazzard” reunion.
What has been described as “the Super Bowl of car shows” will gather a wide variety of custom cars, trucks and motorcycles within the Chattanooga Convention Center, along with restored and antique vehicles and dozens of automotive vendors.
Awards totaling $8,300 will be presented to exhibitors in categories including Best Restored, Truck, Rod, Custom, Street Machine, Bike and Club Display. The largest prize, the Bill Croft Memorial Award, is worth $2,500 to the best vehicle shown in Chattanooga for the first time.
The show will run Friday through Sunday, Jan. 6-8, with some guests and features available all three days.