Car Enthusiasts Gather for a Cause
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The 15th Annual Loma Linda Car Show took place at the Ronald McDonald House located near LLUMC.
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The parking lot at the Ronald McDonald House was packed with car enthusiasts showing off their customized and souped up cars.
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The Loma Linda Fire Department attended the festivities and passed out miniature firefighter helmets the children attending.
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This 1929 Model A Ford Pickup Truck owned by Diane Meehan captures the Roaring 1920s.
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The tiniest vehicle in attendance was this children's vintage scooter from the 1950s.
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This psychedelic-inspired VW Beetle captures the essence of America during the 1960s of the hippie generations.
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This 1929 Model A Yellow Robesta owned by Robert Rodriguez captured attendees.
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Owner Mike and Kate Lambeat own this 1966 Helms Truck passed out donuts to the guests attending the event.
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One of the more modern cars attending the car show was Bill Ogg's 2014 red Corvette.
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Ronald McDonald himself made an appearance at the car show to entertain and pose for pictures with the guests.
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The Ronald McDonald Mobile.
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Ronald McDonald, the Loma Linda Fire Department, and Executive Director Mike Kovack (far right) pose for a photo op.
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