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June 15, 2019; Yerington Car Show

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Car enthusiasts look over a 1956 Buick, nicknamed “The Torrid Lady” named for its red paint color chosen by its owner Timothy Higgins of Carson City.
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Car enthusiasts look over a 1956 Buick, nicknamed “The Torrid Lady” named for its red paint color chosen by its owner Timothy Higgins of Carson City.

  • More than 225 vehicles participated in the annual Yerington Car Show.
  • Car enthusiasts admire classic cars on display and visit a variety of food and craft vendors in Yerington.
  • A 1933 Highboy Ford Coupe, owned by Gary and Claudia Schrempp, of Idaho, is displayed.
  • Car show enthusiasts are reflected in the spare tire’s hubcap inside a 1959 Volkswagen Beetle.
  • Jim Barnett’s 1950 Volkswagen Beetle with its original toolkit and a miniature replica are displayed.
  • Car enthusiasts look over a 1956 Buick, nicknamed “The Torrid Lady” named for its red paint color chosen by its owner Timothy Higgins of Carson City.
  • A child sized doll leans on Larry Neal’s 1929 Pontiac.
  • Cars from various eras are displayed in downtown Yerington.
  • Spectators walk by classic cars on display along Main Street.
  • Craft and food vendors line the street between hundreds of classic cars, raising funds for local agencies.
  • Car show attendees stroll past some of the classic cars on display.
  • Mark Groth, from Sacramento, adds some seasoning to his Wow Wow Chili entry.
  • Car enthusiasts peek inside a 1936 Buick Special owned by Tim Massengale.
  • Richard Ernst, of Yerington, right, talks to Amy Lind, of Auburn, at The Young and the Beanless chili booth.
  • A belt wraps the hood of a 1963 Volkswagen Beetle ragtop owned by Eric Chichester.
  • Earle Trimble, of Wellington, looks at a 1941 International pickup owned by Jarrod Haggard.
  • An engine of a roadster on display at the car show.
  • A wooden steering wheel accessorizes the interior of a classic convertible.
  • A classic tail fin of a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air owned by Don and Sharon Tucevin.
  • A “Mighty Mouse” decal adorns a 400 cubic inch 1962 Chevrolet Corvette owned by Marty and Mary Meckler.
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