STURGIS, S.D. – The National SAAB Owners’ Convention is taking place in Sturgis this week.
This year marks the 75th Anniversary of the SAAB Automobile – born in Sweden in 1937 as an airplane manufacturer.
G. Sanford “Sandy” Bogage, president of SAAB Club of North America (SCNA), said organizers are planning a unique convention in Sturgis to celebrate the Saab’s special anniversary by showcasing the historical vehicles in the SAAB Heritage Museum USA located in Sturgis and touring the Hills. The Sturgis Museum is located on Dickson Drive, just off I-90’s Exit 32.
Organizers are expecting more than 500 people for the gathering.
The convention began Thursday with a drive to Mount Rushmore followed by a Black Hills geology tour. The day ended at Sturgis Brewing Company for a sponsor appreciation dinner.
Friday’s agenda includes workshops, the club’s annual meeting and elections, exhibits and parts sales.
On Saturday, July 23, car owners will gather in the parking lot of the museum for a show where the people’s choice awards will be given. Again, there will be seminars and workshops throughout the day.
An auction and parts sale is scheduled at the Saab Heritage Car Museum on Sunday, July 24.
For more information, visit: https://saabclub.com/
