GALLERY: Lots of cool vehicles, different interests at Spring Festival car show
Spectators check out a classic car at the Spring Festival car show.
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Jason Pastor-Oneel said he wanted the Cadillac he brought to the Spring Festival Car show to look like summer on four wheels.
Kenny Richins pampers his family’s 2020 Lotus at the Spring Festival car show May 24.
A sporty two-seater attracts interest from spectators.
The 2025 Spring Festival car show drew all types of vehicles.
Andrew Romero of the Lakesiders Car Club lines up the trophies for the 2025 Spring Festival car show.
Classic cars and antique tractors were on display along Third Avenue in Moses Lake over the weekend, with people enjoying the sunny weather and amazing machinery.
Some cars were displayed with a bit of a cheeky attitude with beautifully preserved or restored interiors that were untouched by the fast food consumed over the years.
A well-loved 1950s Chevy shines in the sun Saturday.
“Mad Max” eat your heart out. A bit of extra steel and leather on this custom Ford entertained a lot of children, whether eight or 80 years of age.
A classic Ford glows under the Basin sunshine Saturday.
Can you say, “chrome?” This 1970 Chevy Nova was certainly saying it on Saturday at the Spring Festival. Don’t mind the classic Mustang sunning itself in the background. Or do. They were both pristine and beautiful.
This 1960s Camaro made more than one or two hearts skip a beat on Saturday. With a clean interior and an engine looking like it was ready to go, it received a great deal of appreciation.
MOSES LAKE — Just as every recipe will be at least a little different depending on the cook, said Angel Mora, Moses Lake, so too is every truck – or car or tractor or motorcycle – different depending on the owner.
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