Beautiful Weather Brings Out Beautiful Automobiles

 This 1966 Chevrolet Impala was one of nearly 70 cars and trucks that showed up for the Cars and Courage Car Show. The weather was beautiful as the cars rolled into the Diamond Oaks campus of the Great Oaks education system, all in support of VFW Post 10380. Also on display was a Chevy Coupe that actually took part in the Peking to Paris Rally, a Chevy Chevelle Super Sport, a restomod Ford sedan, a Chevy Corvette, and a Shelby GT 500. 

Some Variety at Cars and Courage

 

This year's Cars and Courage Car Show in Green Township drew about 70 vehicles. The event is a fund raiser for VFW Post 10380 and was held, as in the past, on the campus of Diamond Oaks, which is part of the Great Oaks education system. Among the cars on hand was a Ford Galaxie, a 1968 Chevrolet Camaro, a 1956 Ford Thunderbird, a street rod that started life as a Ford Model T, an odd Volkswagen pickup, and a Dodge Challenge R/T. 

A Show to Support Vets

 

Most every car show is designed to raise money for one charity or another. The Cars and Courage Car Show donates proceeds to VFW Post 10390 in Green Township. Held on the campus of Diamond Oaks, part of the Great Oaks education system, this year's show had beautiful weather and attracted around 70 cars and trucks. Among the rids on hand was a 1968 Oldsmobile Delta Ninety Eight, a Chevrolet 3100 pick up truck, a 1966 Dodge Dart, a 1932 Ford hot rod made to look like Miller's from the movie American Graffiti, a Plymouth Barracuda (cue the song from Heart), and a Plymouth Satellite.

Cars and Courage

 

The Cars and Courage Car Show was once again held at the Diamond Oaks campus of the Great Oaks system in Green Township. Beneath partly cloudy skies with an above average temperature of the lot to mid-70s, nearly 70 cars and truck rolled in to support VFW Post 10380. Among the vehicles on hand was a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, a C3 Chevy Corvette, a Fox body Ford Mustang, a "slightly" modified Plymouth Belevadere, a Chevy Malibu, and a 1987 Ford Thunderbird.

Great Variety at the Pumpkin Run

 

When 2000 or so cars and trucks can fill the Clermont County Fairgrounds there is bound to be a good deal of variety. The Pumpkin Run Nationals, held by the Fastiques Rod and Custom Car Club in order to raise money for multiple charities, including the Shriner's Hospital, did just that. Among the vehicles on display was a Packard Clipper, a Mini Cooper, a 1951 MG TD, a Studebaker Lark, a DeSoto Custom, a Studebaker Golden Hawk, and a 1963 Plymouth Valiant Signature.

Old Cars Among the Old Cars at the Pumpkin Run

Any event that can draw in excess of 2000 vehicles is going to have a lot from different eras. But an event, such as the Pumpkin Run Nationals, that mandates that the cars have to be at least 50 years old and still pulls in that many rides is something special. To top it off, among all of those old cars and trucks there were some really old ones. For example, there was a 1939 Chrysler Windsor, a Ford Model T, a 1951 Chevy Styleline, a 1939 Chevy Master Deluxe, a Chevrolet coupe, a Plymouth coupe, and a 1931 Pontiac Series 401.

 

event that can draw in excess of 2000 vehicles is going to have a lot from different eras. But an event, such as the Pumpkin Run Nationals, that mandates that the cars have to be at least 50 years old and still pulls in that many rides is something special. To top it off, among all of those old cars and trucks there were some really old ones. For example, there was a 1939 Chrysler Windsor, 

 

Mustangs At the Pumpkin Run

 

The Pumpkin Run Nationals, sponsored by the Fastiques Rod and Custom Car Club and held at the Clermont County Fairgrounds, saw a large contingent of Ford Mustangs show up for the event. Here are just a few of them.