Roktoberfest 2026: Hot Rods, Cold Beer & a Rockin’ Good Time
October 10 brought a full day of cars, music, family fun, and a crowd ready to have a good time. Roktoberfest gave us one heck of a way to wrap up the car show season at Cam’s and Full Throttle Customs!
The kiddos enjoyed the Kid Zone and bounce house while the season-ending car show ran from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Clark McGhee’s wicked-fast Mustang convertible took Best of Show—a car capable of an eight-second quarter-mile that looks as good as it runs. We also handed out our Young Gun and Top 10 awards, recognizing some great rides and the people behind them.
Kim Straw helped make the day special, celebrating 38 years of ownership of his nasty black, big-block Pro Street S10. That’s a whole lot of history with one hot rod!
After the show, the beer garten opened with German flair from Redbird, cold draft beer, and a local brew from Romney’s own Ross Williams. Electric Petting Zoo was the first beer to sell out, and the band sharing its name brought that same energy to the stage.
Electric Petting Zoo kicked off the live music at 3 p.m., rocking out with a high-energy set. Chasin Jane kept things rolling, followed by Second City Kings and their amazing vocals. From the first band to the last, there was plenty of reason to stick around.
Then the rain rolled in—but the party kept going.
We opened the doors to Full Throttle Customs, and the shop’s neon lights added just the right ambience. With hot rods, glowing neons, live music, and a large crowd dancing the night away, the shop became part of the Roktoberfest experience.
The ladies’ beer stein competition was a hit, bringing plenty of laughs and cheers. Guests who purchased tickets in advance also took home an event T-shirt and a commemorative beer stein to remember the day.
Thank you to everyone who brought a car, brought the family, enjoyed a beer, hit the dance floor, or helped make it all happen. The cars and music give us a reason to gather, but the people make it a day worth remembering.
We’ll be back for Roktoberfest 2027. See you there!
Photos by Jenna Gelow Designs
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