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Oyster Bay Car Show September 20, 2025

1931 Ford Hot Rod.

Our special Oyster Bay Cruise Car Show was held Saturday September 20, 2025 and we had a very nice day with great Fall weather. Main Street was shut down for the car show and all the shops were open.

There was another hot band playing our oldies all day into the evening and again we had a lot of food, vendors and classic cars.

Many Exotic Cars, Hot Rods and Classic cars came out for us to see and drool over, such as 30’s Fords and Willys, as well as 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s cars of popular brands.

Enjoy the show! Mario.

1 1931 Ford 5 Window Coupe Hot Rod. I Love those whitewall tires.

2 1932 Ford 5 Window Sedan. Amazing this 32 Ford was not chopped down to a Hot Rod. Nice to see how the original 32 looked like.

3 1935 Willys Custom Hot Rod. A rare Willys Hot Rod beautifully done.

4 1935 Willys Custom Hot Rod. Beautiful sloped back with the spare tire.

5 1948 Ford Custom Pickup

6 1949 Chevy 2 door sedan. First new post war Chevrolet. This one is in showroom condition and clean all around.

7 1949 Hudson Super. A Rare Hudson not many around today but they were fast in it's time.

8 1949 Hudson Super. I cannot imagine how upset the owner was when he got hit in the back. It's already showing some rust so he better get it fixed soon. Other than that this Hudson is in great condition for a 49.

9 1951 Buick 4 door sedan. Looks like this car is undergoing a lot of body work.

10 1951 Buick sedan. Good to see the owner is taking care of the body.

11 1954 Cadillac and OB Cruise. Nice Caddy with a decent crowd of spectators who came out on a Saturday afternoon.

12 1954 Chevy Bel Air HT. This car is at all the car shows and I love seeing it.

13 1955 Chevy, an Ice Cream truck and Custom Sports Car.

14 1956 Lincoln. Beautiful 56 Lincoln who shows up a lot at the car shows.

15 1958 Corvette Convertible. Great 2 seater American sports car.

16 1959 Cadillac Convertible. Tallest fins at 4 feet high beats all other cars.

17 1961 Corvette Custom Hot Rod. This car is undergoing a lot of custom work. Can't wait to see when it's done.

18 1961 Corvette Custom Hot Rod engine

19 1961 Corvette Custom Hot Rod interior

20 1961 Corvette Custom Hot Rod

21 1962 Dodge HT

22 1963 Dodge Dart Wagon. Unusual paint job on this 63 Wagon.

23 1965 Corvair Turbo Convertible

24 1965 Corvair Turbo engine

25 1965 Pontiac GTO

26 1965 Pontiac GTO. Stock red line tires.

27 1965 Porsche 911 Air cooled engine

28 1965 Porsche 911 Air cooled engine

29 1967 Mustang

30 1967 Mustang

31 1969 Dodge Challenger First Year model

32 1969 Dodge Challenger

33 1970 Chevelle SS Customized Cruisin' on Main Street

34 1970 Volvo P1800 Coupe

35 1971 Datsun 240Z and 1968 Buick Riviera

36 1971 Datsun 240Z

37 1982 Datsun 280ZX 2+2

38 2014 Chevy Camaro Z28 Indy 500 Pace Car

39 Oyster Bay Band

40 OB Cruise at dusk

41 OB Cruise Billy Joel's Motorcycle Shop

42 OB Cruise Ice Cream Truck

43 OB Cruise Land Rover at OB Brewing Co

44 OB Cruise Pink Honda

45 1972 Chevy Chevelle SS Yellow with black vinal top and black racing stripes and cowl induction. Just for you Bear 166.

46 1972 Chevy Chevelle SS Yellow with black vinal top and black racing stripes and cowl induction. Just for you Bear 166.

47 1972 Chevy Chevelle SS 350. Just for you Bear 166.

48 1972 Chevelle SS Bench front seat. Just for you Bear 166.

49 1972 Chevelle SS Rear seat. Just for you Bear 166.

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Mario on Sep 22, 2025 said:

This was a Special Saturday OB Cruise Car Show and many car fans showed up along with many classic cars. It was a great success. See you next Tuesday.

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bear166 on Sep 25, 2025 said:

Keep the great work. Hope all is well. Bear

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Mario on Sep 25, 2025 said:

Hi Bear great to hear from you. I'm doing fine and loving the NY Fall weather!

I hope things are good with you and glad to see you're enjoying my posts on American Torque. It keeps me out of trouble. Ha Ha.

Let me know which top 3 cars you like in this car show if you can. Cheers to you my friend and be well, Mario.

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bear166 on Sep 25, 2025 said:

Mario, Al so if you ever see a 72 chevy Chevelle SS Yellow with black vinal top and black racing strips and cowl induction , bench front seat. Take some photos for me. Thanks BEAR

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Mario on Sep 25, 2025 said:

Hey Bear you asked and I complied. I found exactly what you asked for and posted the pictures just for you. Take a look and I hope you like them. Best Regards, Mario.

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bear166 on Sep 25, 2025 said:

Great job, I had one I bought in 72 custom ordered out of LA factory. Still have all the papers. Last I heard it was on the east coast. I had the 402 in it. thanks brother , BEAR

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Mario on Sep 25, 2025 said:

You're welcome brother Bear! Hope it brings back some good memories.

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azmuscle on Sep 22, 2025 said:

Hey Mario, maybe I need medication. I've never been a big fan of station wagons, but that 63 Dart is nice, It looks period correct with that paint, almost like an Ed Roth theme. And the paint makes it looks in proper proportions to.

The 62 in pic 21 also looks good.

Oh how that ice cream truck brings back the memories of Mr. Softy ice cream truck that made a killing on our narrow one way street in the back side of town. Yes, we were poor but who knew as a kid?

My grandfather developed his own recipe for a custard ice cream that he used to sell the local small amusement parks. He sold the recipe and it is still being made and served at a Drive Inn Theatre back in PA.

I remember sitting on a stool as he dipped and dipped and I got splashed by the warm water when he would throw the scoop back in to have it warm and clean. He was my benchmark of a hard working man.

That 31 Ford 5 window, that is one I would park in my garage. Love the wheels and tires.

Well, another peaceful tour with my coffee cruising thru your pics. Yes, punn intended.

Cheers Mario..........

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Mario on Sep 23, 2025 said:

Hi Rob, great that you like the 63 Dodge Dart wagon with the wild paint job. Not too many station wagons show up so I look to photograph them when they do. This one is really nice in and out.

That's a unique story about your grandfather and his custard ice cream creation. And the ice cream lives on. What a wonderful tribute to your grandfather. Maybe you can search for that formula and sell it in steamy AZ.

We had Mr Softy by us growing up and it was always a nice treat. But I preferred the Good Humor truck with the vanilla ice cream dipped in chocolate bar. It's still my favorite.

I chose the 31 Ford Hot Rod for my cover loving the wheels and simplicity of the Coupe. The blue color with white trim and tires stand out. The chrome engine and engine pipes are awesome.

See you at the next show, Mario.

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Brandon on Sep 24, 2025 said:

Great coverage, Mario! I agree with Rob about the 63 Dart wagon, the paint job really makes it. I also liked the 56 Lincoln. And many others!

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Mario on Sep 25, 2025 said:

The 56 Lincoln was very long and the canted fins made it seem like it was moving when standing still. A real beauty in very fine condition. Thanks for your comments Brandon, much appreciated. Cheers!

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1931 Ford Hot Rod.

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