Floyd Holliday, of Washington, W.Va., and his grandson, Brandon Holliday, look at a 1955 Chevy 210 Sedan at the Mid-Ohio Valley Widetrackers annual car show held at City Park. The show featured a number of vintage automobiles and drew a large number of local car enthusiasts.
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. — It was the love of cars that brought many people out to City Park on Sunday for the Mid-Ohio Valley Widetrackers annual car show.
The show, which is held annually on the first Sunday in June, was put on by the antique automobile club in conjunction with Astorg’s at Lakeview and featured over 100 automobiles.
The show featured a variety of cars, including muscle cars, antique cars, trucks, motorcycles and more, said event co-organizer and past Widetrackers Club President Larry Sulfridge. The show is open to anyone who is willing to come down and participate.
“What most people enjoy is they had a car like one here in the past,” Sulfridge said. “They rode in one, dated in one 0r they enjoyed a car from their past..