Chevy Rolled into Clermont County

 

Through most of the second half of the 20th century, the Chevrolet division of General Motors was the largest selling car manufacturer in the USA. So, when a show such as the Pumpkin Run Nationals, sponsored by the Fastiques Rod and Custom Car club and held at the Clermont County Fairgrounds, manages to pull in thousands of vehicles, it's a good bet that many will be from Chevy. Among the "bow ties" on hand for the event was a Chevelle Super Sport, a 1960 Corvair, a 1961 Corvair station wagon, a Chevy II, an El Camino, a 1958 Delray, a Monte Carlo, and a 1974 Nova. 

Rods at the Run

A show that is sponsored by the Fastiques Rod and Customs Car Club can expect to have some rods and customs on hand. Add to that the fact that every year thousands of vehicles roll into the Clermont County Fairgrounds and it's safe to say that among them, sure, rods and customs. Here are just some that were on hand for the Pumpkin Run Nationals.

 

Interesting Variety at the Pumpkin Run

 

When an event brings in thousands of cars and trucks, all at least 50 years old, there is bound to be some interesting variety and spectacular vehicles that you don't always get to see. Such is the case every year with the Pumpkin Run Nationals, held at the Clermont County Fairgrounds and sponsored by the Fastiques Rod and Custom Car Club. Some of those unique gems included an AMC AMX, a Crosley Super station wagon, a Metropolitan, a Willys Jeepster, a restomod Studebaker, a Willys Jeep, a 1960 Rambler, and a Studebaker Champion.