Brent Reese Memorial Car Show raises $4K to fight ALS
A spectator takes a peek inside a rat rod at the first Brent Reese Memorial car show Saturday.
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Chuckie Koepke, second from left, who built the Frankencar shown here, talks with a spectator at the Brent Reese Memorial car show.
Jeremy Reese, second from left, talks with attendees at the car show he started in memory of his dad.
A car owner puts a bit of extra shine on his vehicle as he visits with a car show attendee on Saturday. The first Brent Reese Memorial Car Show raised about $4,000 to support those suffering from ALS.
A car show enthusiast snaps a picture of a replica inspired by a popular television show back in the day.
MOSES LAKE — The first Brent Reese Memorial Car Show attracted old cars and new cars, muscle cars and street rods, tricked-out trucks and rat rods, and more than enough cars to fill the Scotty’s Auto Repair parking lot. The event gave locals an opportunity to enjoy cars while raising money to fight Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
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