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| Custom 1937 Ford woody wagon |
One cool thing about being a student at York Tech is the annual car show. This year's event was a pretty big deal, a big open house, with all the departments of the school having instructors available, games and activities going on, displays of school equipment, and plenty more. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the school, and while I haven't been a student for ALL those 60 years, I've been around! Other than the car show I stopped by the auto shop and talked to the instructors a little bit, because you can always learn from their experience.
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| CDL training at York Tech too! I'm sticking with the Cayman. |
Let's take a look at the car show.
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| You can't have a car show without a Camaro! |
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| You can't have a car show without a classic Mustang! |
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| You can't have a car show without a classic Corvette! |
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| Way back in 1957-1959, Ford built the hard top convertible Skyliner! The roof folded into the trunk like a lot of modern cars! |
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| 1977 Pinto Cruising Wagon, complete with graphics and port window. The basic Pinto lasted from 1970-1980, and 77 marked the first year of these options on the wagon. I'm thinking these stripes inspired the new 2025 Bronco with stripes all over it too. |
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| There were 2 of these VW Karmann Ghias, you can have this color... |
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| or a green one. |
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| Nash Metropolitan. Here's something you don't see every day! The owner said he bought two of them and restored a lot of rusted parts. |
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| This 1960 Corvette was very cool! |
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| 1949 Ford, finally a car older than me! |
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