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CRISTA Car Show at Summer Fest

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On July 26, 2025, CRISTA hosted its third annual car show during Summer Fest, attracting a large crowd of car enthusiasts and families alike. The event provided free hotdogs, ice cream, and water, creating a welcoming environment for attendees. A concert stage highlighted local talent, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the day. Among the impressive collection of vintage cars was a striking orange model built in 1920 and a classic Rolls Royce, both representing significant automotive history. Psi Diesel Performance showcased a colorful entry, encouraging visitors to check out their Facebook page for live demonstrations.

The event successfully combined community engagement with automotive appreciation, making it a local highlight. CRISTA's car show continues to foster community spirit and celebrate automotive culture in the region. This year’s gathering not only entertained but also educated attendees about the history and diversity of automobiles.

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