Wings, Wheels and Keels returns to Topping Sept. 30

by Tom Chillemi – 

Wings Wheels & Keels Air, Car & Boat Show

The past meets the present at Wings, Wheels and Keels on Saturday, Sept. 30, when antique, classic and exotic aircraft, cars and boats converge from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. for the 27th show at Hummel Field airport in Topping. Wings, Wheels and Keels (WW&K) will have more than 100 antique, classic and exotic cars, numerous aircraft, and more than a dozen boats. Hummel Field is at 310 Plainview Road off Grey’s Point Road (Route 3).

WW&K usually attracts a number of vintage “war birds” military aircraft that are privately owned.

In addition antique, ultralight and experimental aircraft will be displayed for close-up looks by visitors. 

There also will be food and craft vendors and educational information.

Vehicles expected for the show include street rods, customs, vintage race cars, and dozens of restored vehicles. Cars and trucks from just about every era of the automobile will be on hand.

Boats were added to the show a few years ago and the displays have increased steadily. Shows in recent years featured boats include classic wooden boats to high-performance enclosed cockpit drag racing hydrofoils.

To register your vehicle or boat visit registration@wingswheelskeels.com

There is no admission fee, but a parking donation is appreciated. All parking proceeds benefit the nearby Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department.

For information, call 286-4049 or visit wingswheelskeels.com.

WW&K is sponsored by Middlesex County and the Virginia Department of Aviation.

Email info@wingswheelskeels.com for more information or to volunteer.    

Rivah Visitor's Guide Staff
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The Rivah Visitor’s Guide provides information about places to go and things to do throughout the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula of Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay region, from the York River to the Potomac River.

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