Classic cars, supped-up coupes, and dream automobiles were all part of a car show put on by a local car club. The Western Buckeye Region of the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America held their second annual public car show. While there were quite a few Chevys on hand, the show was open to all makes and models of cars, trucks, and motorcycles. A portion of the proceeds from the 50/50 drawing went to Habitat for Humanity. The show is a great way for the club to bring together car enthusiasts to show off some of their pride and joys.
“We started the Western Buckeye Region of the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America in this area in June of 2020, is when we chartered. The organization has been around since 1961, but we needed something in the local area for the Chevy owners,” says Dan Groman, Dir., Western Buckeye Region. “So, one of the things we did, we decided that we wanted to do a show last year, with the Vintage Chevrolet Club and we opened it up to the public as well. I worked great and we are going to continue to do that.” Groman adds they are looking forward to bringing the Car Show back next year.
