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1940 Chevrolet
1928 Dodge
1961 Saab
1954 Chevrolet Bel Air
If we haven't got it, you don't need it
1929 Auburn
1957 Nash — its last year of production
Produced in its final years by American Motors, a merger
of Hudson, Nash and Kelvinator Appliances
A club dedicated to keeping the name alive
1968 Jaguar 340, original low-mileage unrestored car except for partial repaint
I never knew such a thing existed until this show...
...a Mercury truck — I didn't get the year but I'd guess around '51 or '52
1948 Packard Custom
1948 Diamond T
Known as the Cadillac of trucks because of the resemblance
of its front end to Cadillacs of the '30s
1971 Volkswagen Bus — favorite of the "flower children"
1936 Ford
Folks gather in Stowe Village to watch the parade of antique vehicles
Everybody stakes out their spot on the sidewalk
Let's just watch the parade now without any comment from me.
See how many vehicles you can identify.
After the parade, Main Street was closed to traffic. Many antique cars were
parked at the curb, giving the town the appearance of an earlier era.
People were free to roam in the street or dance to fifties rock and roll.
For those of us who grew up in the '40s and '50s, it was a trip back to our youth
An elegant '59 DeSoto Adventurer convertible attracted many admirers
Its beautifully restored interior gave the street a touch of class
More pictures of this car in the Newport series: http://www.linwoodstreet.com/newport/
Almost 100 years of automotive history were represented on Main Street
For one evening a year, the town returns to a simpler past
A profitable evening was assured for anyone providing food
A summer evening in small-town America
Music brings the dancers out
They know how to cut a rug...er — I mean pavement
Where are the young people?
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