The classic fire oranger Ford Streeter Rodder would make its appearance and was she ever bright and sharp with the orange paint. We would take in the first edition of the Clinton County Fairgrounds Auto Show presented by Dragoon's Farm Equipment and North Country Classics. it would mainly focus on the 50-60's era cars but it would have cars ranging from all eras from the old to the new. The show would even feature a few bikes and trucks along with the cars that were there. The show would be well attended my car emphasize as there would be around 200 cars that would be on the lot with nearly a 1,000 people that would come out and check out the vehicles throughout the day. Plans are already underway to bring back the show next year along with making it even better. Gallery

Another classic would make its apperance at the show this time being the Chevy Chevelle SS with the dark firemens red paint that sparkled in the bright sun.Gallery

An older 1970's style orange Chevy Corvette creating a nice effect on the car as the shadow from the nearby trees would create a different look to the car. We would take in a special event as we would take in the 38th annual Malone Auto Show at the Malone Rec Park. There would be many different cars and trucks that would on display and broken up into 31 different classes. The automobiles would range from older to the muscle car era and modern cars. Gallery

The newer style red Dodge Challenger on display with the sun beating down on the car would create a nice illusion on the car with the orange flames on the car. Gallery

The old Chevy Camaro on display at the third annual car show. The Ellenburg Center Fire Department would hold there 3rd Annual Car Show to benefit the Department. There would be a great turn out of cars with 55 showing up. There would also be a great turn for the community to come and see the cars and support the station. The Ellenburg Center Fire Department would like to thank everyone that participated and plans are already underway for the 2014 edition. Gallery

An old replica of a Shelby Cobra at the annual car show. Gallery

Richard LaValley and his 1956 Ford Thunderbird with a very sharp custom paint job that just popped all over. There would be 47 cars that would participate in the Ellenburg Center Fire Department. The cars and trucks would range from the 1930s to modern cars of the 2000's. There would be many people from the community that would come and supports the event by looking around at the cars along with taking part in the BBQ. Everyone at the fire department was very pleased with the turnout and already looking for next year's event. Gallery

Fred Martin and his 1974 Pontiac Trans Am proudly on display showing off all the great features of the classic car. Gallery