This past Friday, I attended the Adirondack National Car Show in Lake George, NY, and again didn’t disappoint. If you haven’t attended this show it one of the better ones in upstate NY. I’ve been attending this since the early 2000’s. It’s a four day event starting on Thursday and finishing on Sunday. Literally thousands of classic cars, hot rods and light trucks descend on this small upstate village to view and participate in this show. People line the streets in lawn chairs and bars coaxing the hot rods to do burnouts in-between the watchful eye of the local Law enforcement. Truly a great time. There was a great showing of “Stovebolts” at the show, and the show is so big that my wife and I have to limit our walking in order to see what we really want to see that I only took pictures of AD’S some TF and Art Deco trucks.
Last edited by Phak1; 09/13/20221:10 AM. Reason: Added Pictures
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