Milleridge Inn Jericho NY Car Show Sept 17, 2026

1 1928 Ford Model A. Authentic in every way with original 4 cyl 200.5 ci 40 hp engine. A true Museum piece.

2 1932 Ford Coupe. First year for Flathead V8 221 ci 65 hp built from 1932 through 1953.

3 1935 Ford Hot Rod 5 window coupe. The 1935 Ford 5 window coupe is a favorite hot rod platform thanks to its steel body, classic proportions, and ease of modification.

4 1935 Ford Hot Rod 5 window coupe. A 1935 Ford 5 window coupe hot rod is typically a heavily modified Model 48 featuring a Chevrolet 350ci V8, upgraded suspension, custom paint, and modernized interiors.

5 1936 Auburn Roadster. 852SC Boattail Speedster is a rare, aerodynamic two seater from Auburn Automobile Company.

6 1936 Auburn Roadster. Notable for its supercharged 8 cylinder engine, distinctive boat tail design, and high end pre war craftsmanship.

7 1937 Plymouth Pickup. The 1937 Plymouth PT pickup, particularly the PT-50, is a rare and historically significant half-ton truck with a 201ci flathead six-cylinder engine producing 82 hp and three-speed manual transmission.

8 1937 Plymouth Pickup. Features: Crank-out windshield, vintage-style tires, and solid glass; some restored models include modern upgrades like automatic transmissions and custom interiors.

9 1947 Ford Convertible. Powered by Ford’s 239 cu in Flathead V8 rated at 100 hp.

10 1947 Ford Convertible and 30's Ford Hot Rod.

11 1955 Chevy 2 door sedan. The Hot One. The 1955 Chevy 2 door sedan is part of the iconic Tri Five series (1955–57), with the 210 and Bel Air being the most common versions. The 1955 Chevy introduced the 265 cu in “Turbo-Fire” small block V8, producing 162–180 hp depending on carburetion, marking the debut of Chevrolet’s legendary small block engine family.

12 1955 Chevy 3100 Pickup. A classic American half ton pickup, part of Chevrolet’s “Task Force” line introduced in March 1955. It’s prized for its iconic 1950s styling, solid construction, and versatility — from original “Cameo” carriers with fiberglass bed sides to step side and 5 window cab configurations.

13 1955 Chevy Hot Rod 2 door sedan.

14 1957 Chevy Bel Air 2 door sedan. The pillar style (“post”) version of Chevrolet’s top trim Bel Air line, combining the iconic ’57 styling with a more rigid sedan body and a wide range of factory engine options including 265 cu in V8 – 162 hp, 283 cu in V8 – 185 hp, 283 cu in fuel injected V8 – 283 hp.

15 1957 Chevy Bel Air Hardtop. A 1957 Chevy Bel Air hardtop is one of the most iconic American classics. A hardtop Bel Air has no fixed B pillar, giving it a sleeker, pillarless profile.

16 1957 Chevy Bel Air Hardtop. American automotive icon, noted for: Distinctive tailfins with aluminum inserts. A bold chrome grille and hood “torpedo” ornaments. Available 283 cu in V8, including the “Super Turbo Fire” version producing 283 hp with fuel injection.

17 1957 Chevy Bel Air 2 door sedan. Stronger body rigidity than the hardtop (better for high power builds).

18 1957 Chevy Bel Air 2 door sedan. Classic ’57 styling with all Bel Air trim.

19 1957 Olds Super 88 2 door hardtop. Engine: 371 cu in V8 300 hp. A highly collectible mid century American V8 cruiser.

20 1958 Chevy Nomad Station Wagon. By 1958, the Chevy two-door wagons were gone, and the Nomad name was given to the top-tier Bel Air-based wagon. It was a one-year-only 4 door wagon and the scarcest of those wonderful Tri-Five Nomad wagons.

21 1960 Corvette Convertible. A total of 10,261 Chevrolet Corvettes were built, and all were convertibles. 283 cubic inch V8 engine, available in 245 HP or 270 HP.

22 1960 Corvette Convertible and 1970 Chevelle SS.

23 1960 VW T1 Transporter Deluxe 21 Window Bus. A Sixties Icon with the baby Boomers.

24 1964 Cadillac Convertible. 429 cu in V8 340 hp.

25 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix. A second generation muscle car built by Pontiac, notable for its 389 ci V8, aggressive styling, and position as the brand’s top model in the mid 1960s.

26 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 V8. A rare, highly collectible American sports car. Original Cobras have aluminum or fiberglass bodies, depending on the model, with authentic badges and trim.

27 1968 Buick GS400 Convertible. 340-hp, 400-cu.in. V-8. Muscle with Luxury.

28 1968 Mustang GT Fastback. A timeless symbol of American muscle cars, combining classic styling with powerful performance. V8 options included the 351 Windsor, 390, 428 Cobra Jet, and even custom 557ci BOSS V8s.

29 1969 Camaro Custom Modified.

30 1969 Camaro SS350. 300 hp. My First new car which I owned for 10 years. I wish I still had it.

31 1969 Chevelle SS396. 350 hp. It remains one of the most sought after muscle cars today.

32 1971 Mustang Boss 351. The “one year only” Boss that surprises with its performance and sophisticated driving experience. 351 ci 275 hp. The Boss 351 is prized for its blend of early 70s muscle car performance, distinctive styling, and rarity.

33 1970 Chevelle SS. 1970 was the height of the “muscle car wars” and the 1970 Chevelle SS — especially the SS454 LS6 — is widely regarded as the peak and most popular year for the Chevelle. Thanks to GM’s removal of the 400 cid engine cap, the introduction of the 450 hp LS6 big block, and its dominance in the muscle car era.

34 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner. 426 cu in 425 hp Hemi V8. The Plymouth Road Runner was produced from 1968 to 1980 as a stripped down, performance oriented muscle car under the Plymouth brand. Designed to offer strong acceleration at a lower price than competitors like Pontiac GTO or Plymouth GTX.

35 1972 Corvette Convertible C3. 350 ci 200 hp and 454 ci 270 hp V8’s were offered. Final year of chrome front bumpers and the removable rear window. A total of 27,004 were built. Coupes: 20,496 and Convertibles: 6,508.

36 1972 Olds 442. V8 Engines were Oldsmobile’s 350 ci 200 hp or 455 ci 300 hp. The 1972 Olds 442 is a classic American muscle car and the final year of the original muscle era 442 line. It is known for its V8 power, bold styling, and strong collector interest.

37 1975 Camaro. V8 Engines 350 ci L48 2 BBL 145 hp and L65 4 BBL155 hp. Big block engines were dropped due to emissions regulations, and the Z28 package was also dropped.

38 Milleridge Inn Car Show.

39 Milleridge Inn Oldies Band.

40 Milleridge Inn Village has at least seven distinct shops and specialty outlets, plus a café and wine bar, all clustered around the historic Milleridge Inn.

41 Milleridge Inn, Jericho NY Founded in 1672.

42 Milleridge Inn, Jericho NY Founded in 1672.