PHOTO GALLERY: Southside Village SECA Car Show

  • By Nick Friedman
  • | 9:19 p.m. November 3, 2013
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Southside Village closed its roads Sunday, Nov. 3 for the annual SECA Car Show, which benefits the Life of Riley Foundation. Motorheads and laypersons alike admired the selection of classic, muscle and sports cars on display.

Martha and Gabriel Buky
Martha and Gabriel Buky
woody
woody
Allison and Marshall Williamson
Allison and Marshall Williamson
Saul Spade with Ali Boiko and his children Haylie and Colin
Saul Spade with Ali Boiko and his children Haylie and Colin
Thunderbird
Thunderbird
Tim Schmitz and Dave Schmitz
Tim Schmitz and Dave Schmitz
car2
car2
Chevy SS
Chevy SS
Derrick Dumont, Tom and Ileana Frascone and Kari Dumont
Derrick Dumont, Tom and Ileana Frascone and Kari Dumont
Hot rod
Hot rod
Jon Ethell and Megan Humbert
Jon Ethell and Megan Humbert
Jordan Saba and Angela Carreau
Jordan Saba and Angela Carreau
Maridith Didonato and Nick Manion
Maridith Didonato and Nick Manion
1957 Chevy
1957 Chevy
Allison and Marshall Williamson
Allison and Marshall Williamson
car
car

 

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