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Bonner County Daily Bee | UPDATED 9 years, 7 months AGO
—Photos by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Clockwise from above: Crowds fill Cedar Streets as fans of the ‘50s and rock ‘n’ roll pack downtown Sandpoint to get their fill of classic cars and great music during the annual Lost in the ‘50s car show; Hunter Richens of Sandpoint checks out a classic car during Saturday’s Lost in the ‘50s car show as his brothers Dominic and Jackson seem less than impressed and snooze away. Holly, Nicole and Isabelle Rainey get into the spirit of the ‘50s as they check out the classic cars in downtown Sandpoint on Saturday. Lost in the &…
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Hunter Richens of Sandpoint checks out a classic car during Saturday’s Lost in the ‘50s car show as his brothers Dominic and Jackson seem less than impressed and snooze away. Lost in the ‘50s events continue today with the annual Aspirin Rally fun run at 10 a.m. and the car rally at 11:30 a.m. Both events end and start at Second Avenue Pizza.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER A classic car enthusiast checks out a 1946 Chevy truck owned by Mike Dean of Sandoint.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Jeff Bjorkman of Coeur d'Alene is seen pictured through the back window of his 1955 MG TF during Saturday's Lost in the ’50s car show in downtown Sandpoint. The car was originally owed by his wife Virginia's uncle, who bought it new at a Spokane dealership. The couple acquired the car from one of his wife's cousins who gave them the car on the condition it stay in the family and that they restore it. Restoration took four winters — because that is the only time Bjorkman could work on it because of the demands of his pest control business — and …
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Holly, Nicole and Isabelle Rainey get into the spirit of the ‘50s as they check out the classic cars in downtown Sandpoint on Saturday. Lost in the ‘50s events continue today with the annual Aspirin Rally fun run at 10 a.m. and the car rally at 11:30 a.m. Both events start and end at Second Avenue Pizza.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Marissa Chapman of Sandpoint peeks into the inside of a classic car during Saturday's Lost in the ’50s car show in downtown Sandpoint.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGERCrowds are reflected in the wheel of a classic car during Saturday's Lost in the ’50s car show in downtown Sandpoint. Lost in the ’50s events continue today with the annual Aspirin Rally fun run at 10 a.m. and the car rally at 11:30 a.m. Both events end and start at Second Avenue Pizza.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGERA classic car enthusiast checks out a classic car during the Lost in the ’50s car show on Saturday.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER A trio check out a classic car during Saturday's Lost in the ’50s classic car show in downtown Sandpoint.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGERA classic car is reflected in the paint job of its neighbor during Saturday's Lost in the ’50s car show in downtown Sandpoint.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Aziah Burnside checks out a classic car during Saturday's Lost in the ’50s car show in downtown Sandpoint. The youth, who attended the car show with his grandpa Phil Meade, loves cars and had a blast checking out all of the cars.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER The raised hoods of classic cars on Cedar Street make for a colorful picture during Saturday's Lost in the ’50s car show in downtown Sandpoint. Events continue today with the annual Aspirin Rally fun run at 10 a.m. and the car rally at 11:30 a.m. Both events end and start at Second Avenue Pizza.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER The engine of a 1941 Willys Coupe owned by Jim Graafstra gleams in the sunshine during Saturday's Lost in the ’50s car show in downtown Sandpoint.
