Imagine more than 70 years of rolling automotive history on one site. That's the annual DuPont Hot Hues Syracuser Nationals. In just eight years, it's become one of the best car shows in the country. Most of us know about the thousands of cool cars, but this is also a charity event. Organizer "Right Coast Association" will donate $19 thousand to local charities. The show will also dump more than 410 million into the local tourism economy. Still, it is all about the cars. From 1908 to about 1980, if it had four ties and came from Detroit, there's probably an example of it here. But there are other reasons to come this weekend
"Even if you're not a car nut," said Bob Mclean, "if you just want a great place to take the family and have some fun because we've got things in all the buildings. "We use all 356 acres and all the buildings so there is something for the ladies , something for the kids, it's just a great family day," he said.