Ralph Nader's worst nightmare (if you were around in 1960,
you know what I'm talking about)
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Ralph Nader's worst nightmare (if you were around in 1960,
you know what I'm talking about)
What would a car show be without a Mustang?
This 1965 model was an especially nice one
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1929 Ahrens Fox
You tower over everybody in the driver's seat
1972 Porsche
1960 Austin Healey
About every product known is advertised on this one
A panoramic view from the top deck of the lodge
Notice we're starting to see a few holes in the cloud cover
I skied down those slopes many years ago
Hoods up for judging
A lucky owner receives a trophy
Many awards were given out for the various classes of vehicles
Many proud owners left with trophies
This 1990 Mazda Miata has certainly seen its share
I voted for this 1938 Oldsmobile, so I was
pleased
to see it win second-place in its class
Let's have one more look at the whole car — a beauty in my opinion
but those tires just don't go with that era
He won first prize in his class — not to
downplay his achievement,
but he had the only car in his class
This young lady draws a raffle ticket...
...and this young lady had the winning number
and walks away with $300
Just a few more pictures before we wrap it up — here's a 1941 Ford coupe
You saw a 1946 Mercury earlier — this is a '48
model
The 1950 "bullet-nose" Studebaker Champion
Finally, a Corvette of 1954, its year of
introduction
It has a 6-cylinder engine and Chevy's 2-speed PowerGlide automatic transmission —
a far cry from the blazing performance car it would later become
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