Street Trucks Takeover! Cars and Coffee Palm Beach

Pickups Invade Cars and Coffee Palm Beach

Nobody does cars and coffee events like they do in Palm Beach, Florida—nobody! Surely, you’ve been to one of those early morning weekend meet-ups in the parking lot at your local donut shop inhabited by the same 25 grumpy old dudes standing by the same cars they probably drove in high school. Now, there’s nothing wrong with donut shops—or old dudes for that matter. All we’re saying is that when you finally plan to make the trip to check out the mother of all AM car hangouts, a.k.a. Cars and Coffee Palm Beach, prepare to stick around for lunch too.

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John Zeilinga, founder of Cars and Coffee Palm Beach, started his monthly early morning car show very modestly just like every aspiring up-and-coming promoter. After a few years, John’s ability to host an event that attracted a large quantity and quality of vehicles of all types within Florida and states beyond was clearly evident. The number of participants wanting to attend soon outnumbered the number of parking spaces John had available, so he had to pick up and lay down his show’s roots somewhere it would eventually grow into one of the country’s largest monthly cars meets.

Currently, Cars and Coffee Palm Beach happens one Sunday a month at the Palm Beach Outlets. It attracts thousands of vehicles and loyal spectators who come out every month knowing there will definitely be one-of-a-kind, high-profile rides lurking at every corner.

If you happened to miss this truck-centric installment or have never had a chance to check it out, stay in the loop and make it a point to make the trip to Cars and Coffee Palm Beach.

To help give the people what they wanted, John thought he’d try something different. For the Nov. 14, 2021, edition of Cars and Coffee, he allowed Street Trucks Magazine to officially take over the show. Even though the amount of show stopping trucks at the event was exponentially greater this particular Sunday than any others in the past, the show still remained inclusive to all other makes and models of vehicles that also wished to join in, which makes this event so important and popular in the region.

The general response to ST’s takeover at Cars and Coffee Palm Beach pointed toward it being a great success. We’re very grateful to have had this opportunity and are looking forward to doing it again in the very near future. If you happened to miss this truck-centric installment or have never had a chance to check it out, stay in the loop and make it a point to make the trip to Cars and Coffee Palm Beach.

Take our advice—this turns out to be a huge event every month, and with so many interesting cars and trucks that show up, plan on spending the entire day (the show runs from 8 a.m.-noon). Registration is only $10 bucks per vehicle, and passengers and spectators are always free. You just can’t beat that!

When you finally plan to make the trip to check out the mother of all AM car hangouts, a.k.a. Cars and Coffee Palm Beach, prepare to stick around for lunch too.