MIDALE - Antique automobiles were on display in Midale on Sunday during the annual Classy Car Show.
Twenty-eight vehicles were parked at the Midale Central School for the event. Dustin Soroko of Macoun won the award for the classiest car, a 1932 hot rod, and he pocketed a $100 co-op gift card.
Scott Stabenow with the car show was pleased with the vehicles that were on display.
“We had a pretty mixed variety this year,” he said. “We had a few trucks, we had a few cars, we had few older cars. But it was mainly hot rods, classic muscle cars.”
Everybody who was at the car show had a beautiful vehicle on display, he said. And there were lots of interesting people who entered a vehicle.
Stabenow said they wanted to have some semi-trucks entered for the show, but none were registered this year.
Lots of people turned out for the show. The Souris Valley Antiques Association’s annual Pioneer Echoes weekend was held at the same time, and many who were at the Pioneer Echoes also ventured to the car show.
“We had a lot of people from the threshing bee, and just locals from around town,” he said.
