When I post about a car show it’s usually all about the cars, right? Why wouldn’t it? I mean I’m at a car show…and there’s hundreds of glistening, colorful, hoovered, shined and polished automobiles from various eras in various shapes and sizes. That most of us can’t afford.
Anyway,
I decided to make different observations. For one thing, this car show is probably exactly like the same one a year ago. I bet 90% of the cars are the same ones that were here last year. I will admit that it does get mundane. But the baked goods are fantastic. And there’s a Subway across the street. And a flea market. You’ve seen one ’57 Chevy Bel Air you’ve seen them all (that is no diss on the ’57 Chevy Bel Air-but there had to be at least 25 of them!).
This is a small car show. There were only about 150 cars. I mean we’re talking Bath, PA here people. Population as of 2010? 2693. Yeah, and they’re all probably related somehow.
The first thing I thought was funny was that inbetween 50′s and 60′s music, the DJ played the theme to “NCIS”. That was random.
Then there were these:
And this…
Then there was this:
As well as….
I counted 6 all together.
Ok, enough of the canine humor…..
I’ve seen people hanging out in their cars during a show. Usually when it’s chilly or drizzling, or very hot. this guy had other ideas:

Look hard….yep, he’s napping! And oh look, guess what he’s sleeping in? A ’57 Chevy! One of the 25 that were there!
Just goes to show you how much room was in those cars! You couldn’t do that in an Acura! Or Kia!
There was an Elvis wanna be but I couldn’t grab a picture. Then the guy with the mohawk and shorts with leather jacket. I didn’t want to look too obvious that I wanted to take his picture. I mean it wasn’t because he looked good, that’s for sure. This is Bath, PA after all.
But this was the highlight of the show in my eyes. It wasn’t the ’59 Cadillac Miller Meteor Ecto-1, but someone took a Ford LTD Stationwagon and did a damn good job with it.
This was this annoying little boy, about 11, who was just gaga over this car! I felt sorry for the owner because this little kid wouldn’t leave her alone!
But I had to video tape it because it was so cool!
I didn’t tape the whole thing because you get the idea. We have better things to do than listen to the Ghost Busters. You have to admit, though, it makes you start head boppin’!
But the driver side sun visor was autographed by Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, and the Stay-Puft Marshmallow man! And one other person. I couldn’t make out the name. Maybe you can. The owners were too busy talking to other people, so I didn’t bother to ask.
It also has equipment in the back. Not sure if they were original movie props, but they certainly weren’t plastic toys!
This annoyed me:
It wasn’t the most exciting car show. Aside from the local weather station screwing up the weather all week, it was a nice day out of the house.










































