Paradise Valley hosts Veterans’ Appreciation Vintage Car Show
The PV Car Show committee is made up of town staff, police, council and residents who make it possible to produce the show. From left are Diane Wayland, Rick Mahrle, Warren Kosters, Kevin Albert, Nigel Williams, Andrew Ching, Joe DiVenti, Taylor Hunter, Jerry Cooper and Ed Winkler.
Submitted photo/Ed Winkler
The Town of Paradise Valley will host the 18th annual Paradise Valley Veterans’ Appreciation Vintage Car Show 8:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 11, at 6401 E. Lincoln Drive.
The objective of the show is for Paradise Valley residents to visit Town Hall and meet their neighbors, enjoy vintage automobiles, trucks and motorcycles and meet area veterans.
Each car entrant is requested to donate a minimum of $50 to the designated charity, The Sentinels of Freedom and the Military Assistance Mission, nonprofits that will receive all proceeds and contributions from the show; both support Arizona military and their families. To enter a car, visit paradisevalleyaz.gov.
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Paradise Valley hosts Veterans’ Appreciation Vintage Car Show
Submitted photo/Ed Winkler
The PV Car Show committee is made up of town staff, police, council and residents who make it possible to produce the show. From left are Diane Wayland, Rick Mahrle, Warren Kosters, Kevin Albert, Nigel Williams, Andrew Ching, Joe DiVenti, Taylor Hunter, Jerry Cooper and Ed Winkler.
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The Town of Paradise Valley will host the 18th annual Paradise Valley Veterans’ Appreciation Vintage Car Show 8:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 11, at 6401 E. Lincoln Drive.
The objective of the show is for Paradise Valley residents to visit Town Hall and meet their neighbors, enjoy vintage automobiles, trucks and motorcycles and meet area veterans.
Each car entrant is requested to donate a minimum of $50 to the designated charity, The Sentinels of Freedom and the Military Assistance Mission, nonprofits that will receive all proceeds and contributions from the show; both support Arizona military and their families. To enter a car, visit paradisevalleyaz.gov.
Attendance is free. All cars are pre-1983 and include vehicles from the brass era, pre-war classics, vintage European and American sports cars, ‘50s chrome, muscle cars from the 1960s, hot rods, trucks and motorcycles.
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