This 1958 Nash Metropolitan was one sweet ride. Owner Richard Langille covered hood with suckers for young and grown-up kids at event.
Large crowds were forming early to view the hundreds of old and custom cars and trucks on display at the 25th anniversary of Old Car Sunday.
Overcast skies did not deter visitors to the 25th anniversary of Old Car Sunday in the Park. The annual event draws large crowds to view the many entries – including custom and antique cars and trucks. Admission is by donation with proceeds going to Variety-The Children’s Charity. Event runs until approximately 2:30-3:00 p.m. today.
For a selection of photos from the event go to: Abbotsford News-Mission Flickr.
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