Coal Festival Car Show

We attended the Blossburg Coal Festival car show today with both the Corvette and Trans Am. It was a good show on a very warm day:


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Forgot to mention -- of everything I saw, the red, white and black antique car (pictured above) was my favorite at the show. I believe it is a 1930 Hupmobile. The restoration on it is far and above one of the nicest I have ever seen. A retired school teacher from our area owns it and did all the work.

There were lots of nice cars and a few oddities at the show. One of the stranger things was a home built four wheel contraption that was based upon a Honda ATV or motorcycle -- not sure what the owner started with exactly.


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Originally Posted by pajeff02

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That thing's badass. Do yo u know if it's street legal?
looks like he used a snowmobile

I overheard him talking to someone and it sounded like he was in the process of trying to get it approved for street use by the Department of Transportation.

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Originally Posted by pajeff02

Forgot to mention -- of everything I saw, the red, white and black antique car (pictured above) was my favorite at the show. I believe it is a 1930 Hupmobile. The restoration on it is far and above one of the nicest I have ever seen. A retired school teacher from our area owns it and did all the work.

There were lots of nice cars and a few oddities at the show. One of the stranger things was a home built four wheel contraption that was based upon a Honda ATV or motorcycle -- not sure what the owner started with exactly.

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Looks like R1 or R6 headlights, other than that i don't recognize anything else :lol:

What a great turn out! Looks like a beautiful day too. It's so nice and green out your way.