The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce has announced that Marc Springer of “Shipping Wars” — originally scheduled to make a guest appearance at this Sunday’s Edmonds Classic Car Show — is unable to attend due to a change in his schedule. However, the remaining events will occur as planned:

Antique Fire Engine and Moment of Silence, In Honor of 9/11
Come see an antique fire engine parked near the fountain and join in a moment of silence to honor our fallen fire fighters and emergency responders on this, the 15th anniversary of Sept. 11. (Note that Snohomish County Fire District 1 firefighters will hold a separate 9/11 memorial event at the Firefighters Memorial outside Station 17, at 9:11 a.m. Sept. 11. See more details here)

Entertainment: Miss Edmonds Classic and Elvis
Miss Edmonds Classic, Autum DeVine, will wander the show taking photos with car owners and spectators. Elvis will be entertaining the crowd at the fountain, belting out those classic hits and swinging his hips.

David Dickinson, author “Old Car Nut”
David is the author of the “Old Car Nut” series of books, which contain stories of classic cars and hot rod and the folks who drive and built them. So far, there have been three books released in the series and Dickinson will be at the Edmonds Classic with copies of all three, signing autographs and posing for pictures.

Lance Lambert, host “The Vintage Vehicle Show”
Local hot rod celebrity Lance Lambert will be at the show this year. Car enthusiasts are very familiar with Lambert, who is the host of “The Vintage Vehicle Show” as well as the author of two collections of car stories. His books, “Fenders, Fins & Friends: Confessions of a Car Guy” and “Grins, Gears & Gasoline,” are just two of the many reasons he is known as the Garrison Keillor of car stories. Lambert will be at the Edmonds Classic Car Show with copies of his books and videos from the Vintage Vehicle Show, signing autographs and posing for pictures. Learn more about Lambert at his website www.lance-lambert.com.

The Edmonds Classic Car Show attracts 10,000 spectators who “ooh and ahh” over the 325-plus classic cars that fill the streets of downtown Edmonds. The event is always free to attend and features cars at least 30 years old or more. An awards ceremony will be held at 4:30 p.m.

In addition, the day will feature:

• A free showing of the Seahawks game at the Edmonds Thetaer (1:05 p.m. kickoff)
• Kids Zone will have FREE pinewood derby car kits to build, paint and race on the pinewood derby track.
• Vote for your favorite cars and raise money for charity at the same time, each vote f costs $2 with all money benefitting the Edmonds Food Bank.

To register your vehicle, go to www.edmondscarshow.com or call the Chamber of Commerce at 425-670-1496. Day-of-show registrations are first-come, first-served at $30 per vehicle.

Event information at www.edmondswa.com or the Edmonds Chamber office at 425-670-1496.