Interested participants can submit photographs and stories about cars that have been part of family memories. (photo courtesy of Beverly Hills Car Club)

Beverly Hills Car Club is inviting local families to share stories about vehicles that have played meaningful roles in their lives through “Generational Engines,” a Father’s Day program highlighting family connections through automobiles.

The Father’s Day experience will welcome selected participants to the club’s 140,000-square-foot Los Angeles showroom and restoration facility, where families will receive a private guided tour led by founder Alex Manos. Organizers are encouraging Angelenos to submit photographs and stories about cars that have been part of family traditions, milestones or memories.

According to Beverly Hills Car Club, the program is intended to explore how automobiles can become part of a family’s shared history across generations.

The event also marks the beginning of a broader summer series of community-focused programs at the classic car dealership and restoration center. Planned activities include a July 4 “All-American Showcase” celebrating American automotive history.

Manos founded Beverly Hills Car Club more than two decades ago and has expanded the business into one of the nation’s largest classic and collector car dealerships. The company specializes in the acquisition, restoration and sale of vintage automobiles from the United States and Europe.

For information, visit beverlyhillscarclub.com.