Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com
Dan Bramble of Warminster proudly stood next to his 1950s-era Ford F-250 last Sunday alone Mill Street in Bristol Borough.
Bramble was one of dozens of antique car owners who brought their vehicles down to the Bristol Borough Business Association’s Antique Auto Show along Mill Street and a portion of Radcliffe Street. From Porsche’s to early-model American muscle cars, the show had it all. Even despite the threat on rain showers, the event was well attended and enjoyed by many.
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Darris Howard, who traveled from Mercer County, New Jersey, said he enjoyed checking out the old cars and trucks, adding it was nice to speak to the owners about the vehicles.
“I thought they pulled it off real nice with the cars lined up, the restaurants and the weather,” he said.
Bramble agreed with Howard’s statement and said the car show was well organized.
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The rare F-250 that Bramble brought to the show was purchased by him several years ago and restored with almost all original Ford parts. He said the pickup truck sat for years inside a barn in Maryland before he spotted an ad for it in a Lancaster farming newspaper, which he receives because he owns a farm in northeastern Pennsylvania.
While many car collectors only take their cars out on certain occasions, Bramble said he isn’t afraid to take his truck out to run errands or get work done.
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