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Rebels and Redcoats: A “Revolutionary” twist on the classic car show

Tom Ursie with his 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396.

Tom Ursie with his 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396.

Emma Huttguist, 8, helps polish her father’s 1951 MG TD.

Emma Huttguist, 8, helps polish her father’s 1951 MG TD.

Raven Fritts with his restored 1974 VW Beetle.

Raven Fritts with his restored 1974 VW Beetle.

Jay Ogle with his 1930 Ford Model A.

Jay Ogle with his 1930 Ford Model A.

Marine veteran Bill Aycock with his all-American 1974 Ford Bronco.

Marine veteran Bill Aycock with his all-American 1974 Ford Bronco.

Volunteers Linda Hendershot and Jeanne Barney sell the official show T-shirts.

Volunteers Linda Hendershot and Jeanne Barney sell the official show T-shirts.

Carl Maio with his 1969 Porsche 912 Coupe.

Carl Maio with his 1969 Porsche 912 Coupe.

Front view of a rare 1940 Graham.

Front view of a rare 1940 Graham.

Susan and Jim Damon with their 1976 BMW 2002.

Susan and Jim Damon with their 1976 BMW 2002.

Posted Thursday, July 15, 2021 12:05 am

The Rebels and Redcoats Classic Car Show at Washington Crossing Historic Park took place July 3.
The show featured only American, French, British and German cars, representing the four countries involved in the Revolutionary War.

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