West Toledo resident Louie Wueller took home the prize for best in show as well as resident's choice for his 1930 Ford Model A.
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West Toledo resident Louie Wueller sets his trophies inside his 1930 Ford Model A at the first "Cruse-In at Sunset" car show at Sunset Village in Sylvania.
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Don Beam, of Sylvania, right, steps back to get a better look at some of the cars.
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Visitors took a look at several classic cars on display.
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West Toledo resident Louie Wueller took home the prize for best in show as well as resident's choice for his 1930 Ford Model A.
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A red 1941 Plymouth P12 was on display.
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Shirley Bunke, of Wauseon, packs up for the day as she and her husband, Arnie, get set to drive home in their 1941 Plymouth P12.
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"I like the old classic cars because it brings back memories," Jean Neshkoff, 85, of Sylvania Township, said as she took a look at a 1941 Plymouth P12.
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Aaron Galambos, of South Toledo, makes his own shade as he stands near his 1966 Ford Mustang G.T. to show.
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The 1966 Ford Mustang G.T. belonging to Aaron Galambos, of South Toledo, sports all original parts, including the leather work in the seats.
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Aaron Galambos, of South Toledo, brought his 1966 Ford Mustang G.T.
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A 1955 Oldsmobile Holiday is one of the last cars left out at the end of the first "Cruse-In at Sunset" car show at Sunset Village.
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