A 1936 Ford Panel Delivery was on display.
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Marsha Singh, 74, of Sylvania, walks past a 1946 Cadillac convertible.
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Sporting an umbrella to help with the sun, Karen, left, and her husband Ray Ruhl, of Blissfield, inspect the classic cars on display.
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Sue Rioux, 73, of North Toledo, center right, points to one of the classic cars her grandson, Patrick Rioux, 14, is photographing as the pair peruse the selection.
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David Vicente, of Lambertville, left, and his son Andrew, 7, take a look at a 1957 Ford Fairlane.
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The interior of a 1955 Chevy gleams in the sunlight.
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Joni Corbett, of Sylvania, takes in a 1969 Roadrunner. She said from a distance the car had appeared purple, but up close proved to be blue. "It's one of my favorite cars," she said.
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Corey Frazier, of Sylvania, inspects a 1986 Oldsmobile 442.
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Alan Paris, of West Toledo, takes a look at the interior of a 1936 Ford Panel Delivery. Paris said he likes to look at cars and attend car shows, but that he'd never own a classic car. "It's an expensive hobby, that's for sure," he joked.
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Josie and Dennis Guenther, of Sylvania, walk arm in arm as they take a look at some of the classic cars. The pair said they'd seen a number of lovely vehicles. "It would be hard to be a judge," Josie said.
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