Car enthusiasts across Northern Colorado and the region will be convening in Loveland at The Ranch for the 28th GoodGuys Griot's Garage Colorado Nationals in September.

When is the GoodGuys Colorado Nationals in Loveland for 2026?

GoodGuys Rod & Custom Association has 15 events like the one in Loveland on their 2026 calendar. Loveland's will take place over the weekend of September 11-13, 2026, at The Ranch.

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Fall doesn't begin until September 22, 2026, so this will be one of the last big shindigs in Loveland for the summer. Not only will there be over 2,000 of the region's coolest hot rods, muscle cars, trick trucks, customs, and more throughout the weekend, but there will be tens of thousands of people out at The Ranch to check it all out.

How Much are Tickets for the GoodGuys Car Show in Loveland?

Tickets for either Friday or Saturday are $28.67 (total,) tickets for Sunday are $21.49 total.) You can also get a Weekend Pass for $41.99; if you can afford it, that would be a great way to see all that the weekend has to offer.

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Aside From All the Great Cars, What Else is Happening in 2026 for the GoodGuys Show?

  • AutoCross Auto racing, including the "Western States Shootout" on Saturday afternoon.
  • Nitro Thunderfest Exhibition with Summit Racing.
  • Food, Live Music, the Auto World Free Family Fun Zone (including the Model Car "Make and Take" on Saturday and Sunday (while supplies last.)
  • Swap Meet & Cars 4 Sale Corral.
  • Awards Presentation on Sunday.
  • More info: Good-Guys.com.

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