Hot sun, hot wheels
A hundred and one cars and their owners came out for the annual Othello All-City Classics car show this weekend.
Joel Martin/Columbia Basin Herald
J.B. Bell of Warden built this T-Bucket one piece at a time, making many of the parts by hand. It took him 11 years to complete, he said.
Simon, right, and his friend/transportation Cecil Aston of Selah look over the cars on display at the Othello All-City Classics car show Saturday.
Three-year-old Darla Garcia and her dad Uriel Garcia check out a 1970 Barracuda at the Othello All-City Classics car show Saturday.
This 1962 State Patrol cruiser at the Othello All-City Classics car show this weekend came complete with lights, sirens, handcuffs and other law enforcement paraphernalia.
From left: Juliza Gonzalez, Naylene Garza and Mariz Gonzalez offer cold pop, water and other beverages to the attendees at the Othello All-City Classics car show Saturday.
Fewer than 1,300 of this Pontiac Star Chief wagon were made in 1957. This one was restored by Bill Robinson of Pasco.
This “tow mater” truck, owned by Steve Gordon of Moses Lake, was one of 101 vehicles on display at the Othello All-City Classics car show Saturday.
This 1936 Ford Cabriolet, owned by Don Buehler of Kennewick, lent a touch of class to the Othello All-City Classics car show Saturday.
OTHELLO — Hot rods, tricked-out pickups, rare classics – if it had wheels, it was at the All City Classics car show in Othello this weekend.
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