Deuce Days in Scale - Victoria BC Canada Sunday July 20, 2025

[Phildaupho]

Deuce Days in Scale is a scale model car show the same day that the cars of Northwest Deuce Days - the largest gathering of ’32 Fords in the world - are displayed around the Inner Harbour of Victoria on Sunday, July 20. SPAM - Scale Plastic Automotive Modellers of Greater Victoria are presenting the fourth Deuce Days in Scale in the North & South Pender Rooms of the Hotel Grand Pacific. The model show essentially is a scale version of the car show taking place outside. Deuce Days in Scale will be open to the public from 9AM to 3:30PM with entry by donation. Children under 13 enter for free and will receive a car poster to take home to colour. Spectators will be asked to vote for their favourite model.

Because this is primarily a display for the public, modellers are encouraged to bring as many of their models as possible. To allow more models to be displayed, for this year’s event, like the Good Guy’s car shows, models representing cars up to 1999 can be entered. When you think of it; 1999 is now over 25 years ago and the previous century.

There will be 9 classes – Deuces, Hot Rods, Customs, Street Machines, Racing Cars, Factory Stock, Large Scale, Small Scale and Other Vehicles. Modellers will be asked to vote for their favourite model in each and favourite model overall. At the end of the show, all the favourite models will be announced. There will be special wards for the Favourite Deuce, the Favourite Over-All and Spectators’ Favourite.

Link to Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/groups/540182169825149

Links to Northwest Deuce Days

Northwest Deuce Days, Victoria, BC | Tourism Victoria

Northwest Deuce Days 2025 | Registration, Events, and Merchandise

 

 

[Steve H]

Thanks for posting this Phil. You know I’ll be there sir. It would be awesome to see of the forum members here attend. There has certainly been enough dueces built!! 
The outside car show is absolutely world class, and the scale show is a fantastic bonus. Weather is usually perfect too. Hope to see some “mainlanders” and hopefully some of our friends from south of the border will come with their styrene hot rods. It is a truly spectacular event for any car enthusiast.

[espo]

I consider myself fortunate to have visited Victoria BC a couple of times in my life. One of the prettiest, and cleanest places ever. Enjoyed a cup of coffee sitting on the steps overlooking the harbor and watching the boats and sea planes land and takeoff.  

[Steve H]

7 hours ago, espo said:

I consider myself fortunate to have visited Victoria BC a couple of times in my life. One of the prettiest, and cleanest places ever. Enjoyed a cup of coffee sitting on the steps overlooking the harbor and watching the boats and sea planes land and takeoff.  

Come on back David! Bring some models with you. Our inner harbour is pretty spectacular. So you can imagine that whole area around the harbour filled with about 1,000 hot rods from all over North America and beyond…. 

[DanL]

I'll be there... Nice to see it return after so many years. Looking forward to it

Cheers

Dan

[Phildaupho]

[Phildaupho]

Deuce Days and Deuce Days in Scale were fabulous events. 1300 cars outside and almost 300 models inside. This is a photo of 32 of my 32 Ford models and a photo of a Deuce from the future.

[Claude Thibodeau]

Hi Phil!

Great display, you really "flooded the zone" with quality. Bravo! And that future deuce is really innovative, thanks for the inspiration. 

CT

[Phildaupho]

2 hours ago, Claude Thibodeau said:

Hi Phil!

Great display, you really "flooded the zone" with quality. Bravo! And that future deuce is really innovative, thanks for the inspiration. 

CT

Thanks Claude. I can see you building something like that !!

[Claude Thibodeau]

1 hour ago, Phildaupho said:

Thanks Claude. I can see you building something like that !!

Phil, you read my mind! I'm already going trough my stash for the list of parts... Should be done by the fall. Thanks for the spark!

CT

[Can-Con]

If things had worked out a bit differently for me in the '80s I would have been there.

My father lives in Campbell River and I have a lot of family in Courtney and actually lived there a couple years when I was in grade school. Right on the shore of Puntledge river in Courtney.

There's a little park where the house used to be on Anderton Ave.

Edited Wednesday at 05:53 PM by Can-Con