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Bruce Gringager of Pittsburgh and his stunning 1930 Packard Speedster.
Greg Ornazian of Troy, Michigan, brought his 1929 Duesenberg to Salem.
Siblings Lyle (4) and Lyra (2) Micco from New Castle, Pennsylvania, admired a 1940 Packard Super 8 and visited the show with family members.
Siblings Lyle (4) and Lyra (2) Micco from New Castle, Pennsylvania, admired a 1940 Packard Super 8 and visited the show with family members.
Mark Villano of Hubbard enjoys his 1941 Cord L-29, made in Auburn, Indiana.
Over 60 years before the Second World War “Totally classic” Automobiles from thirteen countries were part of a four-day classic car “Caravan.” The highlight of the event was the “Grand Concours de Elegance” Exhibition on Saturday at the Salem Golf Club. Tim Krepps of Salem is seen with a 1941 Packard Rolls Royce Limo that belonged to David Johnson. The vintage vehicle once belonged to the son-in-law of American business magnate and philanthropist John D. Rockefeller. (Photos by JD Creer)
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