Vintage rides at Wantagh Museum's antique car show
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Leo Walsh, of Valley Stream, shows off his blue 1971 Dodge Challenger at the Wantagh Museum’s Third Annual Antique Car Show on July 20.
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John Clarke, left, of Wantagh, the original owner of the Ford Pickup with current owner Pete Eichhorn, of Levittown, who purchased the car from Clarke in 2016.
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Car enthusiasts came down to the Wantagh Museum on July 20 to enjoy the antique car show, which featured a variety of classic cars.
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Wantagh resident Kayla Knight singing the Star Spangled Banner as car owners and guests look on with their hands on their hearts.
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Cars featured at the antique show date back to the 1970s and earlier.
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Frank Martucci, of Bellmore, with his green 1958 Olds Super 88.
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The Wantagh Museum hosted its Third Annual Antique Car Show on July 20, showcasing a variety of vintage automobiles from the 1970s and earlier.
Originally scheduled for July 13 but postponed due to rain, the event featured classic cars, including a 1971 Dodge Challenger and a 1958 Olds Super 88. Attendees enjoyed kids' crafts, music, a 50/50 raffle, and refreshments for sale.
The museum itself was open, allowing visitors to explore historical exhibits such as Wantagh's 1885 Train Station, a 1907 Post Office, and a 1912 Jamaica Parlor Car.
The event brought together car enthusiasts and community members for a day of nostalgia and family-friendly activities.
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