Free Car Show Draws a Crowd
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Roger Norris, promoter of the free monthly annual car shows states, “I just love to see everyone who attends the free car show, as well as the participants in the show, enjoy themselves.”
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A Ford–VW hybrid lifts its trunk to show its custom-built engine.
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A customized GT Avenger on display had the chance to be featured in an international Japanese magazine publication.
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Tim Norris, a participant, leans on his hot rod, his customized GT Avenger!
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Classics from every decade had their chrome bright and shining!
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Driver of the flashy custom hot rod honks at promoter, Roger Norris, to get ready to sign up for a parking space to show off its shinning wheels for those coming to attend and enjoy the local free car show.
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Classic cars covered in vibrant greens and candied painted reds line up on the lot for all spectators to see.
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A fire-engine red classic automobile is presented in the summer sun at the monthly free car show in Redlands.
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Every detail stays polished and shined up.
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The reflection of the sun-kissed orange classic hot rod Malibu displays its engine with an opened hood as onlookers walk by.
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Left, Richard Garcia; right, his son Richard Garcia, Jr. They enjoy father-and-son time beside his custom-painted 1970 Monte Carlo. Father Richard Garcia shared, “I like to come and participate in events like this, and bring my son along. He enjoys seeing all the cars.”
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Vernon McDowell of San Bernardino explains, “This was given to me by my brother so I’d stay out of trouble when I was younger.”
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Classic and old-fashioned hot rods lined up side by side at the monthly free car show at Citrus Plaza in the city of Redlands.
September 16, 2013 at 09:18pm. Views: 79
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