2017 Dash Plaque

Featuring a 57 Belair Chevy wagon for the 18th anniversary Car Show, May 28th, 2017.

Cars, cars cars! Wheels on Main Street, the Celebrate Commemorate car show gets bigger and better every year! And this year’s 18th anniversary event will be outstanding.

Classic, sports and antique cars will return to Waterloo on Memorial Day weekend for the 18th annual….

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Car Show registration

The event is being coodinated by Bob and Bev Good, Gary and Donna Stengle, Lou and Alice LeBrun and committee.  Join the crowds who stroll down Main Street from 9 am to 4 pm on Sunday, May 28th to see the lovingly restored classic and antique autos, the hot rods and stock cars that used to race at the fairgrounds, sports cars, vintage tractors, and of course the Woodies that come home every year to the village where they were manufactured.

Bob Good at carshow41@hotmail.com
0712Waterloo-Geneva Road, Waterloo, NY 13165
315-539-3162

Here are some of the previous dash plaque designs that have been gifted:

Lions Club Hosts Woodie Reunion

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The Waterloo Lions Club will host this annual gathering of the wooden-bodied cars manufactured in Waterloo from 1939 to 1957.

For more information or to pre-register contact:

Bob Good at carshow41@hotmail.com
0712Waterloo-Geneva Road, Waterloo, NY 13165
315-539-3162.

This video shows some of the great vehicles that were displayed here last year!

Videos courtesy: Duprey Video Productions 539-0823

Fireworks, by Pyrotecnico – Oak Island, Saturday May 27th, 9:30pm

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Truex Nascar Featured at Wheels on Main Street

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Schedules – Applications – Maps available

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It takes a Village!

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