Get ready for a unique blend of history and horsepower as Rustbelt Americana and Richmond Auctions present a one-of-a-kind antique showcase at the Bend XPO Center in nearby East Moline. From August 7th through 10th, the Quad Cities will become a treasure hunter's paradise, featuring vintage collectibles and iconic signs sourced from an impressive 42 states.

The whole weekend is put together by Rob Wolfe from American Pickers.

Check out some of the items you'll find at the auction:

Doors will be open each day from 8 AM to 8 PM. A $20 weekend pass gets you full access to all the exhibits. All proceeds from the weekend passes goes directly to local education scholarships, so you can feel good about that while you browse around.

On Thursday, August 7th, from 5 PM to 7:30 PM, it's Teacher Appreciation Night, a chance for them to give back to the educators who teach our kids the Midwest's history.

Kids under 12 get in for free all weekend long.

On Saturday, August 9th, the action shifts to the Rustbelt Americana Grounds at Mutual Wheel for the National Championship Car Show. Gear up for a display of cool and classic cars that are sure to impress any automotive enthusiast. The car show will feature trivia, great prizes, 50/50 raffles and of course, a beer tent. This portion of the event is designated to raise money too, raising money for service dogs to go to veterans in need of them.

For full details about the antique showcase and the National Championship Car Show, be sure to visit RustbeltAmericana.com and AmericanMuscleCars4U.com. Mark your calendars for August 7th through 10th and prepare to step into a world where history and horsepower collide for a great cause in East Moline.

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