Saw this great poster in the AACA Museum.
nice 1941 Cadillac 62 coupe with Ontario license plates
This started out as a 1940 Cadillac model 72 and was made into a flower car. Would make a great parts chaser vehicle.
1935 Cadillac V8 town sedan
Now the Saturday show. Wasn't sure it was going to happen with all the rain. The field was surprisingly dry. About 50% of the cars showed up.
Packard boat tailed speedster
1933 Lincoln K
1937 Lincoln K LeBaron conv. coupe
1931 Lincoln K Murphy DC phaeton A one-off body.
Packard speedster
Cute little Packard Six roadster
The star of the show. 1931 Stutz MB Rollston convertible victoria. Same owner since 1950.

Thanks for the pictures. The Stutz is a great story. I believe he was 16 when he bought it? One of my favorite bodies.
Great pictures thanks... The Buick 90 actually stopped me in my tracks while walking the flea market, very nice car and you could easily see why this series is Full Classic...
The 33 Buick was impressive, it had a tarp over the roof when I saw it on Saturday with the edges held down by the windows rolled up, that was allowing water to drip in on the seats, a sickening thing to see. The boat tailed Packard pictured was one of my personal favorites. The Sterns Knight on the show field was very impressive. I didn't get a pic of it, but here it is.
Great photos. Thanks for posting them.
