Come out and see the classic cars that were labeled in their day as "ahead of their time." Studebaker! Those who were not fans would say things like "You can't tell if they are coming or going," referring to the 1949-51 bullet-nosed Studebakers. You will see Studebakers from prewar to the '60's, when they ceased production. Many are beautifully restored and have won first place trophies in the Studebaker International Concours. Studebaker was founded in 1852 and grew to be the world's largest wagon maker, so don't be surprised to see a few wagons also. As a feature attraction, you will see one of the original Pan Motor Cars. The controversial car was manufactured in St. Cloud from January 8, 1917-to its death in December 16, 1919. Its company owner, Sam Pandolfo, advertised it as "Feature Car of the Future-Queen of the Highway. The Park's buildings will be open for self-guided touring beginning at 10 a.m. Food, ice cream, and beverages will be available for sale during the day. Last yeat's show brought out lots of nostalgia and appreciation of cars that were unique in appearance and styling. You will enjoy it.
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Saturday
May 17, 2008
1:00pm - 3:30pm
Admission
Adults $5.00 each
Children accompanying adults FREE
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