Downtown Walker was bustling with vehicles from various decades, bringing together a multitude of enthusiasts.
A clean and pristine deep blue 1942 Ford Deluxe Coupe, owned by Ken and Karen Hempstead, was displayed during the car show.
Kyle and Katie Nesteby displayed their 1972 GMC Sierra Grande.
An unusual sight was a hand under the hood of the 1955 Lincoln Capri owned by Keith Hilkin.
A completely original 1928 Chevrolet Coupe, family-owned by Jim and Rudy Herb.
Two men examine the vintage 1975 Ford Bronco and collectible toy versions that belong to Tim Ratchford.
Even with the hot 90-degree temperatures, downtown buzzed with vehicles from different decades, drawing numerous enthusiasts who packed the area.
A bright lime-green 1970 Plymouth Cuda, owned by Mary Hamdorf, was displayed.
Dan and Val Forrester showcased their 1955 Clue 210 Gassen at the Twisted Torque Car, Truck, and Bike Show.
This year’s Twisted Torque Car, Truck and Bike Show featured around 80 entries, with another classic car cruising down Greene Street.
Despite the sweltering 90-degree heat, downtown thrived with vehicles lined up from Greene and Rowley Street in Walker.
Twisted Torque Car, Truck and Bike Show brings out community
Laura Drummy • Staff Photos
Classic cars, trucks and bikes took over downtown Walker Saturday, June 21, attracting many from near and far to attend the annual Twisted Torque Car Club event. After the show, many participants joined the car cruise, which ended in Quasqueton.
