Not every entry could fit along Alburnett’s Main Street. Some overflowed into the school district bus barn parking lot.

Donald Hatch of Center Point brought his 1948 Diamond T 404 truck hauling a classic John Deere 435.

A group of car enthusiasts checks out Josh Hoeger’s 1917 Model T Speedster.

Two men inspect the retro 1951 Chevy fire truck that was once in service for the Alburnett Otter Creek Township. The truck is owned by Ron Hoover of Alburnett.

The 2009 Dodge Challenger, owned by Jerry Squires of Center Point, features a striking patriotic decal that showcases a majestic eagle in flight, skillfully intertwined with the iconic colors and stars of the American Flag.

Kevin Roberts of Marion brought his lifelike dog, displayed in his Orange “Crush” 1940 Chevy Coupe.

A clean and pristine 1950 Chevy Five Window, owned by Jay Herman, was displayed at the annual Alburnett Car, Truck and Bike Show.

Downtown Main Street buzzed with vehicles from different decades, drawing numerous enthusiasts who packed the area.

The Alburnett Fire Department and Lions Club help organize the annual Alburnett Car, Truck and Bike Show, which includes lunch, grilled brats, hamburgers and tenderloin.

A unique, entirely original and unrestored 1958 Edsel Citation owned by Lynn DeDecken from Marion.

Motorcycles line the parking lot of the Post Office and Givey’s Place, as many view the hot rods.

Many take in the sight of the 1964 Chevy Impala SS Convertible owned by Gabe and Kellie Golla of Marion.

Downtown Main Street buzzed with vehicles from different decades, drawing numerous enthusiasts who packed the area.

Downtown Main Street was bustling with vehicles from various decades, bringing together many enthusiasts.