From complete restored or restorable cars to hard to find parts for classic cars, the place to look for all things automotive is the sixth annual PIR Automotive Swap Meet which returns to Portland International Raceway with four days of fun and bargain hunting. Featuring more and 1,200 vendors and more than two miles of automotive-related gear Portland International Raceway (PIR) brought 15,000 visitors to the track last year.

From memorabilia to manuals, coveralls to cars, gas pumps to go karts, and tools to tin signs, the swap meet offers thousands of unique, original stock, antique, vintage and custom vehicles and parts and auto-inspired items on display and for sale. It is designed for gearheads, but appeals to everyone who loves a good find and a great deal.

The PIR Auto Swap Meet offers a complimentary parts pick-up area that stores purchased items for the day, allowing consumers to secure a way to retrieve them. Another popular feature is a "haul and go” delivery system that transports purchases directly to consumer's vehicles, providing they are parked in the PIR parking lot. This donation-based service raises funds for the Community Transitional School (CTS), a Portland-based organization that provides important educational services to children who are homeless or otherwise at risk of school failure. The past two years have netted more than $15,000 for the CTS.

The PIR Auto Swap Meet also supports the Cascade Sports Car Club, an organization of 350 sports car enthusiasts that acts as the caretaker of the racetrack.

The PIR Auto Swap Meet runs concurrently with the original Portland Swap Meet at the Portland Expo Center.