Save the date Orphan Car Show set for July 12 in Edmonds

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Orphan Car Show will take place on July 12 in Edmonds, showcasing vehicles from brands that no longer exist, such as Packard, Pontiac, and Hudson. Organizers highlighted the surprising number of car manufacturers that have disappeared over the last century, noting many have intriguing stories. Participants must pay a $20 entry fee, while spectators can enjoy the event for free. Proceeds will benefit Clothes for Kids, an organization that provides essential school wardrobes to children in the Edmonds School District. Donations will also be accepted at the event, emphasizing community involvement.

This show aims to spotlight brands that often go unnoticed at typical car shows. Historical interest in these "orphan" cars reflects a broader nostalgia for automotive history. Attendees can learn more through the event's dedicated Facebook page.

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