Credit: Erich Martin/Levittownnow.com
The Langhorne Classic Car Show enjoyed its 10th anniversary on Saturday, bringing owners and spectators from all over the area.
Larry Good, a member of the Langhorne Borough Business Association and an owner of Good AC and Heating Co Inc., has been in charge of organizing and setting up the car show since it began about 10 years ago.
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Rain was forecast for the day, but until about 5 p.m., it held out. At 5 p.m., there were about 20 minutes of showers before the storm subsided.
“The weather is holding out long enough to make sure everyone has a good time,” Good said shortly before the rain fell.
The rain didn’t dampen spirits, though. The band kept playing and spectators stuck around through the storm.
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Wes Moore brought his 1965 Malibu to the show. This is the first year he came to the Langhorne Classic Car Show but seemed to be enjoying the show.
“There are lots of cars, lots of people and that’s what you like to see,” Moore said.
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Moore traveled to the show from the Somerton section of Philadelphia and will be attending the Newtown Car Show in the coming weeks. Last year, Moore did about 15 shows.
Glen Weisman is another who attended the car show for the first time. Weisman has been doing shows for about 10 years.
“It’s great, except for the rain,” Weisman said.
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Good explained that the money the LBBA makes from the car show goes towards helping people in need. This year, the group wants to help people with drug addiction problems. According to Good, an official crowd estimate pegged attendance at about 1,800.
