Falcons and Beyond

There are always a nice number of Ford Falcons that turn up at the annual Bethel Murdoch Presbyterian Church Show and Ice Cream Social. And similarly, there are always a good selection of the cars that were originally built from the Falcon's parts bin, the Mustang.

More From Bethel Murdoch

Despite the hot, muggy weather, there was a very good turn out at this year's Bethel Murdoch Presbyterian Church Show and Ice Cream Social including a stunning 1957 Ford Thunderbird, a 1969 Chevy Camaro, a 1599 Bel Air, a stunning Ford Galaxie 500 convertible, a nice little Nash Metropolitan, a beautiful Ford Model T, and a 1968 Pontiac GTO.

More Great Cars From Bethel Murdoch

This year's Bethel Murdoch Presbyterian Church Show and Ice Cream Social brought out a nice array of vehicles. Included were a couple of Chevy Camaros, a Corvette, a 1955 Bel Air, a Shelby Cobra, and a T Bucket roadster.

Sweltering Heat At Bethel Murdoch

This year's Bethel Murdoch Presbyterian Church Show and Ice Cream Social was held on a day with sweltering heat. Temperatures were in the mid 90s with very high humidity making it feel as if it were over 100. Still, the homemade ice cream from the social cooled a lot of people. Speaking of cool, that describes the cars that were there including a 1963 Chevy Corvette, a 1939 Ford Deluxe Convertible Coupe, a 1977 Vette, a gorgeous Pontiac GTO, an old Chevy Sedan, a 1955 Bel Air, a black C3 Vette, and my friend Don's award winning 1961 Studebaker Hawk.

Bethel Murdoch Church Show and Ice Cream Social

For those who have regularly followed my blog for the past few years you know that I always attend the Bethel Murdoch Presbyterian Church Show and Ice Cream Social. Where else do you get great cars and homemade ice cream? On display at this year's event was this very well kept 1987 Chevy Monte Carlo, a 1939 Chevy, an Impala, a third generation Ford Thunderbird, a 1955 Bel Air with custom touches, a Chrysler Prowler, a Ford Mustang, and a C3 Corvette.

Other Brits at British Car Day

There were a number of other cars on display at British Car Day from several other manufacturers. There were a few Morgans, a Sunbeam Alpine and a Sunbeam Tiger, a Jensen Healey, a Morris Minor Traveler, a Nash Metropolitan, a Dolemite, and a Morris Minor convertible.