That video shows a classic car revving up at the West Seattle Junction Car Show this afternoon (so loud, our camera’s mike had a little trouble coping!) – just as awards were handed out. Dave Dunn‘s ’41 Willys won the top award of the show, named in honor of the co-presenting Maple Valley Street Rats‘ Gary Parker, who died earlier this year. We also snagged a photo of Dave (plaid shirt) and his trophy with other event organizers, including our main info source, Michael Hoffman from Liberty Bell Printing (far left):
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We don’t have the full official list of winners – they were rattled off faster than we could write – but we did want to note one other recipient – youngest participant, Steve Becker, 16 years old, who brought a 1941 Buick (not shown):
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Now a few more pics, as promised:
For one, we never did show the crowd – and the turnout was dandy, even BEFORE the sun came out:
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Eddie Longo sent these next two pix:
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We’ll be checking with the Junction Association and Street Rats this week about the prognosis for whether we can count on a second annual Junction Car Show, since this one appears to have been a hit. Thanks again to everybody who shared their pix, including those in this earlier report (we also published a few preshow pix this morning, see ’em here).
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