Before we moved to Las Vegas, my wife and I lived in Kingman, Arizona. That is one serious car town (probably because Kingman is on Route 66), with some of the nicest street rods I've ever seen.
Friday and Saturday nights during the summer, the rods were out in force, with impromptu car shows in parking lots along the main drag. The Sonic Drive In was a good place to check out the rides.
But the most interesting aspect of all this to me—a kid who grew up street racing in the '70s—were the Kingman Street Drags. Organized by the local car club in conjunction with the city, they would block off a half-mile section of a city street, put up barriers, and have a full-blown (literally) drag meet. After the first couple of years (it was an annual affair), word got out and cars were coming from all over the southwest to race. Seriously, dragsters, funny cars, pro-mods, all racing on a city street. It was insane!
This youtube video was from the first annual street drags when they were on Beale Street (downtown):
This web site shows the state of the race now, held on Andy Devine Avenue (Route 66):
https://www.kingmanrt66streetdrags.com/