Car show a cruise down memory lane:
"For Phil Dieckhoff of Elizabethtown, stepping into Freedom Hall for this weekend's custom car show was a cruise down memory lane.
As Dieckhoff took in the 45th annual Carl Casper Custom Auto Show -- with hundreds of restored and customized cars of all makes and styles -- he recalled driving halfway across the country on 'the real Route 66' in a Corvette Sting Ray. "
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Car show a cruise down memory lane
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