1974 Superbeetle: Gene DePalo of Vallety Stream
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Jake Schettini, 7, of East Rockaway, got to sit on the antique fire tuck.
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Mary Malloy, lead singer of the Alex Frodelli quartet, entertained the crowd with some jazz standards at the car show.
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The Lynbrook Fire Department raised funds for Operation Wounded Warrior. Pictured from left were ex-chiefs John O’Reilly Rich Staub and Kevin Bein; Ex-captain Steve Grogan, firefighters Chris Hynes and Jack Callahan, and ex-chief Tony Bandolato.
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Mary Ristano, lead singer with the Brooklyn Time Machine Band performed oldies hits.
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Eddie Guerrero shows the original dashboard on his ‘62 Corvette with only 23,000 miles on it.
It was the summer that was — especially for nostalgia buffs, classic car lovers, and fans of good music and delicious food.
The annual Lynbrook Classic Car show, which runs every Thursday night during the summer in the Forest Avenue parking Field behind Atlantic Avenue, is coming to a close. Residents who came to see the cars also stopped to get a bite to eat, or browse the shops on the avenue.
The show is hosted by the Chamber of Commerce.
“It was great,” said show coordinator Harry Levitt. “We hope to see even more cars next year. It was a fantastic summer.”
