Prison City Ramblers grateful for record-breaking car show
The Prison City Ramblers want to thank so many for making its annual Father’s Day Car Show a record-breaking event, with close to 1,000 cars, trucks and motorcycles. Not to mention approximately 6,000 spectators. Thank you to first responders for being on site! Thank you to all the wonderful messages sent that you all had such a great day. We have to also thank all our sponsors and all the hard work that members put in to make it so successful, and you all have contributed to such a community event that enables our club to help so many food pantries and agencies. Thank you!
Gallery: Prison City Ramblers’ 31st annual Father’s Day Car Show at Emerson Park
Butch Manzari, right, of Genoa, and his brother-in-law, Jim Berry, pass the time in conversation in front of Manzari’s 1965 Ford tow truck at the 31st annual Father’s Day Car Show at Emerson Park Sunday. The show is hosted by the Prison City Ramblers.
Greg Sherman takes a snooze in the shade behind his 1954 Ford Crestline during the 31st annual Father’s Day Car Show at Emerson Park Sunday. The show is hosted by the Prison City Ramblers.
The steering wheel and dashboard in a 1948 Chrysler Town & Country at the 31st annual Father’s Day Car Show at Emerson Park Sunday. The show is hosted by the Prison City Ramblers.
Real wood paneling decorates a 1948 Chrysler Town & Country at the 31st annual Father’s Day Car Show at Emerson Park Sunday. The show is hosted by the Prison City Ramblers.
A 1960 Ford Thunderbird at the 31st annual Father’s Day Car Show at Emerson Park Sunday. The show is hosted by the Prison City Ramblers.
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2024-06-22 11:00:00