Gateway car show draws 65 plus vehicles in Elkton
The Gateway event on Spotswood Avenue drew over 65 antique, classic and custom vehicles plus motorcycles starting at 5 p.m. Residents, visitors and car owners filled the street and lots as 50s and country tunes played. Tim May of Olde Tyme Cruisers organized music with local vendors including Charlie Dove of Doves Delight serving pork barbecue and sides. Trophies and door prizes were awarded, funded by Elkton’s economic development budget and local donors.
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