Two More From Sharonville

 Today's post is the next to last one from this edition of the Annual Sharonville Classic Car Show. It features a 1972 Plymouth Barracuda 340, a 1967 Cuda 340, and more.

Some Exotics and Some Domestics

 A good open show the size of the Annual Sharonville Classic Car Show will bring out some really cool and amazingly different cars. Take for example this Sunbeam Tiger and it's companion Sunbeam Alpine. The Alpine is a classic English sports car while the Tiger is essentially the same car but with an American V-8 engine shoehorned in. Talk about speed. Also in this post are a couple of pictures of a Buick and a Pontiac Bonneville.

 

More Cars Rolling Down the Famous Loop

 As the unofficial kickoff to our old car hobby show season, the Annual Sharonville Classic Car Show brings out a large number of great rides. Among this group is a 1957 Ford Thunderbird, a Pontiac Firebird, a very rare lone survivor NASCAR version of a 1960 T-Bird, a Ford Fairlane 500, and a Buick.

A Bunch Of Usuals At Sharonville

 Since there are always so many cars on display at the Annual Sharonville Classic Car Show, sponsored by the Sharonville Chamber of Commerce, it's expected that there will be many of the great rides you expect to see at an open show. Sharonville never disappoints with numerous examples of Chevy Corvette from different series as well as a Camaro and a 1958 Ford Fairlane.

Still More Interesting Cars From Sharonville

 The Sharonville Classic Car always brings out a large number of great cars and trucks and that often includes some vehicles that you don't usually see, such as a Vespa 400, a couple of Volkswagen Beetles, and a 1967 Saab Sonett II.

Variety At Sharonville

 The Annual Sharonville Classic Car Show always brings out a vast number of fantastic vehicles. Because it is the first major show of our season it seems lots of people want to being out their rides and show them off. For that reason you end up getting a lot of variety. For example, here is an old Dodge pick up truck, an early Ford F-Series pick up, a Chevy work van, a 1931 Ford Model A, badges from a Diamond T truck and a Nash, and a 2005 Porsche Boxter S. 

A Railroad Town

 The annual show hosted by the Sharonville Chamber of Commerce and held in what they call the Famous Loop is an annual highlight for both the local old car hobby community and the town itself. The city of Sharonville is a small city north of Cincinnati that grew up around the railroads that once connected the country. Today it is merely another of the many suburbs, albeit a very cool and historical one. But every spring it is filled up with great old cars for the show, cars such as a Chevy Malibu, a Camaro and a few customs.