Ray LeClaire stands outside his 1940 Cadillac LaSalle coupe at the Cars Time Forgot car show in Delavan Sunday. LeClaire spent eight years restoring it before he drove it.
Cars Time Forgot attendee Paul Nielander sits at the wheel of his favorite car at the event, the 1940 Cadillac LaSalle coupe owned by Ray LeClaire. Nielander said cars made in the 1940s, including the LaSalle, were works of art.
Violet Hoyt's grandfather owns this 1983 DeLorean that was on display at the Cars Time Forgot car show in Delavan Sunday. She was there with her brother Archer. The vehicle made famous by "Back to the Future" has several nods to the movie series, including the license plate, items in the trunk and even a “flux capacitor” inside.
People gathered at the airport runway across from Lake Lawn Resort in Delavan on Sunday for the 19th annual Cars Time Forgot car show. More than 100 cars were on display throughout the day.
Ray LeClaire stands outside his 1940 Cadillac LaSalle coupe at the Cars Time Forgot car show in Delavan Sunday. LeClaire spent eight years restoring it before he drove it.
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DELAVAN — “The Cars Time Forgot,” a classic car show held annually in Delavan the past 19 years, was part of a weekend for car enthusiasts and for novice gearheads just looking to have some fun.
Mark Wendorf of Delavan looks at a 1955 Chevy at the Show Us What You Drive car rally Saturday in Delavan.
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The overall event, Revv Up Weekend, started Friday with a community street dance downtown with live music, a beer tent, food and a kid zone. This was also the first year a street dance coincided with The Cars Time Forgot.
Cars Time Forgot attendee Paul Nielander sits at the wheel of his favorite car at the event, the 1940 Cadillac LaSalle coupe owned by Ray LeClaire. Nielander said cars made in the 1940s, including the LaSalle, were works of art.
Violet Hoyt's grandfather owns this 1983 DeLorean that was on display at the Cars Time Forgot car show in Delavan Sunday. She was there with her brother Archer. The vehicle made famous by "Back to the Future" has several nods to the movie series, including the license plate, items in the trunk and even a “flux capacitor” inside.
People gathered at the airport runway across from Lake Lawn Resort in Delavan on Sunday for the 19th annual Cars Time Forgot car show. More than 100 cars were on display throughout the day.
