The Veteran Car Club of San Paulo Brazil gave a tour to high schoolers... that is cool!

cars made between 1910 and 1930 like a 1917 and a 1923 Maxwell, 1927 Graham Paige, and a 1927 Huppmobile Erskine

Pagotto explained the differences between the bodies of the models exposed and expounded on the "Schools" American and European Restoration, first conceptualized the optimization of brightness, in the amounts of chrome and accessories, called "Restoration Show" and European: committed the accuracy of the restoration in the original patterns, using original materials and to maintaining imperfections from the time of manufacture.

Guided by instructor Fabio Pagotto young people had the opportunity to learn a little more about the history of the automobile from the early 20th century, the influence of the wagons of the vehicles and the pioneering era of Henry Ford's Model T in manufacturing

found on http://www.accasc.org.br/noticia.php?intNotID=82 which has more photos and info, via the newsletter of http://www.clubedocarroantigo.com.br/cca_m01_h_class.asp?cod_cli=33

Touch a Truck, an annual and growing event that raises funds, and kids interest in big rigs, semi's, and trucks has grown to the point that it happens in the Qualcomm stadium parking lot now

This family-friendly car show is a sure hit with kids and parents alike, as all the vehicles are open for you to climb in and honk the horn! From the Wells Fargo Stage Coach to Robosaurus, military vehicles to monster trucks, Harley's to HumVees, classic cars to emergency vehicles, big rigs to construction rigs. Touch A Truck will please your palate, too, with 20 gourmet food trucks, an old fashioned bake sale, lemonade "experience", and more

This is Robosaurus! I didn't get there early enough to catch it in action, I had a car show I was at before this years Touch a Truck.. some days there are more than one car show to see.

The jungle gym  bus interior

The Boogie Brothers Blues Band was pretty good! I liked them, and their playlist, though I doubt the kids were able to hear the music.. the kids were HYPED up!

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