Written by It’s attention to detail that often makes a winner in a Classic Car competition. We took some close up shots wo show that the folks exhibiting today in Seneca Falls were no slouches when it came to preserving the details of their cars, and in some cases, adding their own unique touches.
This ’58 Chevy Impala is personalized with owner Carl Vernon’s name etched on the engine.
The customized engine compartment of a Chevy Nomad.
The T-Top is what makes this Chevy Monte Carlo Unique
This Classic ’56 Ford Crown Victoria belongs to Butch and Muriel Akers
The grill and nameplate of this ’34 Huppmobile look as though they might have just come off the assembly line.
There were some American Motors entries including this AMX 390 (American Motors Experimental) as well as a Rambler.
- An owner adds some last minute spit and polish to his entry.
Even the Coke bottles are authentic. We think.
