Memories revived at Chevalier MotorFest

By David Alexander
Updated November 13 2012 - 10:41pm, first published November 1 2011 - 10:32pm
Maddison Chalker-Holz is the fourth generation of her family to ride on this 1938 Barrell-Grill Ford, while dad Stephen chats in the background. Photo by Roy Truscott
Maddison Chalker-Holz is the fourth generation of her family to ride on this 1938 Barrell-Grill Ford, while dad Stephen chats in the background. Photo by Roy Truscott
Stephen and Tanya Chalke- Holz with their 1938 Ford whcih was used as the Hill Top fire truck in the 1950s and 1960s. Photo by Roy Truscott
Stephen and Tanya Chalke- Holz with their 1938 Ford whcih was used as the Hill Top fire truck in the 1950s and 1960s. Photo by Roy Truscott
Stephen and Tanya Chalker-Holz with their 1938 Ford which was used as the Hill Top fire truck in the 1950s and 1960s. Photo by Roy Truscott
Stephen and Tanya Chalker-Holz with their 1938 Ford which was used as the Hill Top fire truck in the 1950s and 1960s. Photo by Roy Truscott

ABOUT 2000 people came to Chevalier College on Sunday to get their fix of polished chrome and trimmed leather in the annual Motorfest.

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