WATCH NOW: Kenosha Classic Cruise-In car show returns for its 19th year Saturday
HOLLY GILVARY
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John Hervat, of Kenosha, featured his 1965 Ford Falcon Ranchero at the Kenosha Classic Cruise-In car show on Saturday. Hervat has worked on “a bunch” of cars throughout his life, he said.
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Roy Crossley, of Libertyville, Illinois, bought this 1973 Land Rover in 2019. It was a military vehicle used by the British Army, he said.
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Ron Schottler bought his 1967 Ford Big Block Mustang 35 years ago. The car has been featured on news stations, magazines and a Snap-on calendar.
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Tim and Vicki Dower, of Waukegan, are involved in a van club and go to van shows all over the country.
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The only cars allowed on select streets in Downtown Kenosha Saturday were vintage cars featured in the car show. People filled the streets to admire the classic cars and talk with collectors.
John Hervat, of Kenosha, featured his 1965 Ford Falcon Ranchero at the Kenosha Classic Cruise-In car show on Saturday. Hervat has worked on “a bunch” of cars throughout his life, he said.
Daven Fenstermaker, of Bristol, has worked on cars for over 60 years and tries to come to the Kenosha Classic Cruise-In every year, he said. This year, he brought his 1948 Ford pickup.
The only cars allowed on select streets in Downtown Kenosha Saturday were vintage cars featured in the car show. People filled the streets to admire the classic cars and talk with collectors.
