The Show Starved Turn Out In Deer Park

 A host of classic car owners and enthusiasts rolled into Deer Park's Dillonvale Shopping Center to take part in the Super Sixties Car Show. Among the great cars on display was this Plymouth Super Bee. If you saw yesterday's post then you saw the partner of this car as the last photo. If you missed it, go back and check it out. These two always travel as a pair. Also on display was a Dodge Coronet 500 that I've featured before (check out the license plate in a mirror), a custom Chevy shag wagon van, and a Plymouth Satellite.

The Super Sixties Car Show

 Even with the threat of rain and hazy, overcast skies, the Super Sixties Car Show went off perfectly and brought out far more cars than many expected. Around 80 car show starved owners and many more viewers came out to the Dillonvale Shopping Center parking lot to take a a host of great collector cars. Among the cars on display was this Plymouth Barracuda, one of several Chevy Chevelle SS, a 1964 Ford Galaxie 500, an Impala, an Oldsmobile Ninty Eight, and a Plymouth Super Bee.

Vettes Were Cruisin' For the Cure

 As could be expected, especially with so many car attending, there were plenty of Chevy Corvettes on display at the 5th Annual Cruisin' For a Cure For ALS show. Which generation is your favorite? It's hard not to love this C2 but then both the C1 and C3 are nothing to shun.

Trucks Were On Display at Lawrenceberg

 A number of really fine trucks were on display at the 5th Annual Cruisin' For a Cure For ALS show including a GMC 100, a Chevy Cheyenne 10, an El Camino, a Chevy Thriftmaster, a Ford F100 Custom Cab, and a Silverado.

Speed Came Out In Lawrenceberg

When you have a show that draws over 900 cars you are sure to get some kinds that you rarely if ever see. For example, the 5th Annual Cruisin' For a Cure For ALS show brought out a number of high performance cars designed for racing such as this 1977 Chevy Vega that features a 427 Stroker engine and believe it or not, the owner told me that it's completely street legal. Yeah, right. There were some other cars dedicated to just the track that rolled noisily into Lawrenceberg for the show as well.

More Gems Were Cruisin' For a Cure

 With over 900 cars coming out to support the 5th Annual Cruisin' For a Cure For ALS show there was positively something for everyone. And when you have cars like those posted in this group it's hard to pick a favorite. How about a Pontiac Bonneville convertible? Along with that was a 1964 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud that is familiar to regular followers of this blog because it belongs to a good friend of mine. That car has also appeared in a number of movies, including Cannonball Run, and was the basis for a calendar of Morris the Cat a number of years ago. Also on display was a 1967 Buick Special, an AMC Rebel, a Skylark, a Plymouth Barracuda, and a 1970 Buick GS Stage 1.

Record Numbers In Lawrenceberg

 The 5th Annual Cruisin' For a Cure For ALS show held in Lawrenceberg has quickly become one of the largest events in the region. In fact the event has grown each and every year. This year set a record with 937 great automobiles rolling into Lawrenceberg to fill up two of the city's main streets. Among them was a 1967 Ford Fairlane, a 1965 Lincoln with suicide doors, a Chevy Chevelle Super Sport, a Malibu, a 1971 Torino Cobra, a 1970 Ranchero, a 1971 Plymouth Duster, and a Dodge Challenger.