Four -day vintage auto ‘CARavan’ at the Salem Golf Club
Bruce Gringager of Pittsburgh and his stunning 1930 Packard Speedster.
Greg Ornazian of Troy, Michigan brought his 1929 Duesenberg to Salem.
Admiring a 1940 Packard Super 8 were siblings 4-year-old Lyle and 2-year-old Lyra Micco from New Castle, Pa. who took the show in with family members.
Admiring a 1940 Packard Super 8 were siblings 4-year-old Lyle and 2-year-old Lyra Micco from New Castle, Pa. who took the show in with family members.
Mark Villano of Hubbard taking a shine to his 1941 Cord L-29 which was manufactured in Auburn, Indiana.
Sixty-plus pre-World War II “Full Classic” automobiles from thirteen states part of a four -day vintage auto “CARavan.” The event culminated with the “Grand Concours de Elegance” display held Saturday at the Salem Golf Club. Tim Krepps of Salem is shown with a 1941 Packard Rollston Limo, owned by David Johnson. The vintage vehicle was once owned by the son-in-law of American business magnate and philanthropist John D. Rockefeller.(Photos by J.D. Creer)
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