The Legends of the Highway Car Show is an event organized by the California Highway Patrol's Westminster office. It will benefit the 11-99 Foundation and CHiPs for KIDS Toy Drive. Information about both charitable organizations can be found below. This show will feature classic and contemporary collector cars, rare emergency vehicles, bikes and vendors. Live music will be provided by the Blues Buzzards. Special thanks goes out to our sponsors US Bank and OC Parks and Recreation. We also appreciate the assistance provided by Senator Lou Correa's office, the CHP Explorers and Saddleback HS JRROTC.
We are expecting a great turn-out of vehicles and would love to have you join us with your special car or bike. Entry forms are available on this site. Please use our contact info if you have any questions about being a vendor at this event. In addition to the donations provided by vehicle entrants, we are asking folks to bring an unwrapped toy to our CHiPs for KIDS Toy Drive. Help us to "Stuff a Bus" as we attempt to fill a school bus with toys at the event! CHiP's for KIDS
The California Highway Patrol is seeking gifts for less fortunate children this Christmas.The Annual CHiPS for Kids Toy Drive is a statewide event supported by the CHP, local media and the community. Help us make the holidays special for less fortunate children in our community by bringing a new, unwrapped toy. The toys will be delivered to hospitalized and disadvantaged children just in time for the holidays.
The California Highway Patrol 11-99 Foundation
Visionary civic leader Bob Weinberg founded The California Highway Patrol 11-99 Foundation in 1982 to provide emergency benefits to California Highway Patrol employees and their families in times of crisis. Since its inception, the Foundation has distributed more than $21 million in assistance to current, retired and "Fallen in the Line of Duty" CHP employees and their families. The important work of the Foundation has been enabled through the generosity of tens of thousands of individual donors and volunteers and by institutional grant funding.
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