Draggins Rod & Custom Car Show: Saskatoon's Timeless Passion

It's April 4th.

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I'm Corey, with the story.

Crowds snake through the parking lot at Prairie Land Park in Saskatoon for the 64th Dragon's

Rod and Custom Car Show.

This two-day event drew massive lines of auto fans eager to check out the latest rides

on display.

The show traces back to 1957 when the Dragon's Car Club first got together.

Over decades, it exploded into a huge celebration filling multiple halls with everything from

rods to customs.

Fans love the vibe, walking right up to rare vehicles and chatting with owners face-to-face.

It's a spot where car lovers connect over shared passion.

No barriers between spectator and machine.

You'll find modern all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, and vintage classics packed in tight.

Plenty of wild builds show up that never hit the streets, only shining at events like

this.

That energy keeps pulling people back year after year, proving the timeless pull of hot

rods and custom dreams in Saskatoon.