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Slick looking cars, including two Ford Mustangs, highlighted this row of vehicle at the village car show.
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Clyde White, second from left, was the Peoples Choice Award winner at the Cedarhurst village car show on Aug. 26. At the far left was Trustee Israel Wasser and on White’s left were Mayor Benjamin Weinstock and Deputy Mayor Ari Brown.
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Christopher Ferrara with his 1955 Chevy at the Cedarhurst Car Show in the park.
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The Chevrolet Bel Air was produced from 1950 to 1975 and considered an icon of the 1950s.
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More than 100 classic and collectible vehicles, cars, hot rods and trucks parked at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park for the eighth annual Cedarhurst Car Show on Aug. 28.
Many of the vehicles — classics, exotic, muscle cars, street rods and vintage — are originals or carefully restored to mint condition or modified for performance. The free show stretched for six hours and included Clyde White capturing the Peoples Choice Award.
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