The Real Steel Car & Bike Show in East Berlin, Pennsylvania

Eric & I arrive at Real Steel

Car & Bike Show at 9:30 am.

Eric and I discussed the safety of going to a Car Show at this time.  We decided to arrive early and view cars along the edges of the event.

The 4th Annual Show is

at Distelfink Drive-In.

It's undergone massive

renovations.

Maskless visitors watch cars and motorcycles arrive.  We put on our masks.

The owner of this 1948 2 door

Ford Sedan provided information

about the entry.

Without information on the vehicles provided by owners, I turn to the internet to identify car models and production years.

A 1968 AMC AMX

The 1972 Gran Torino

I recommend you watch Clint Eastwood's 2008 film,  Gran Torino.  The main character, Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood), owns a 1972 Gran Torino Sport.

A 1930 Model A Ford

with rear Suicide Doors

The radio & its antenna

are aftermarket additions.

The owner of this 1955 Pontiac

Star Chief has the year, make &

model stitched on its rear

bench seat.

I am fascinated by the "eyebrow"

above the headlight.

Does it light up?

No.  It's a piece of trim.

This is a 1947 Chevrolet

Fleetline Aerosedan.

The owner has a Custom

License Plate to identify

its year.

I used the License Plate to

identify this 1929 Ford A

Street Rod.  

The owners of this 1964

Chevrolet Chevelle added

a customized label on

their car's windshield.

This 1955 2 door Chevrolet 

Nomad is a standout.

This finned Station Wagon

is sporty!

This 1964  Plymouth Belvedere...

... has a modified engine with

dual carburetors.

According to the owner's write up,

this 1948 Studebaker 2 R Truck's

Undercarriage & Rear End are 

from a 1978 Chevrolet Nova.

I am unfamiliar with the

1963 Iso Rivolta.

I slowly walk around it to

take in its details.

This Italian American hybrid is carefully crafted and, I assume, is a joy to drive.

This modified 1931 2 door

Ford Coupe is getting lots

of attention.

People like to inspect the details of this modified car.

Eric slowly walks around this

two door1969 Dodge

 Coronet.

He's comparing it to the 1972 Coronet he owned in 1978.  Eric's Coronet had 4 doors, different grill, and smoother body lines.  

The crowd is building and we decide that it's time to leave.  Eric and I enjoyed our half-hour tour in one small section at Real Steel Car and Bike Show.  It offered a large variety of cars and a truck for us to admire. 

****UPDATE: Real Steel Car Show hosted 365 Cars and Trucks, 115 more than their previous Show and the organizers had to turn some vehicle owners away.  This caused a flurry of disgruntled posts that were moderated on their Facebook Page.