Chevy Was Showing Off Their Bowtie At the Pumpkin Run Nationals

The Fastiques Rod and Custom Car Club is the host of the annual Pumpkin Run Nationals held at the Clermont County Fair Grounds each early autumn. They do an amazing job of organizing, including dividing the main infield into three large areas called countries. Chevy Country, though named for GMs biggest brand, can include other of their makes and models but it is those cars sporting the bowtie emblem that dominate the field. Among the Chevy vehicles on display was this Stylemaster, a 1967 Chevelle Super Sport convertible, an Impala, a Corvair, a Chevelle, a 1966 Chevy II, and some Novas.