The fifth annual Rocky Mountain Rods and Rides Car Show at The Shops at Northfield in Denver showcased a variety of vintage and specialty cars, including Seth Jackson’s 1923 Ford Model T. Jackson, a fourth-generation owner of the Model T, emphasized the importance of passing down his passion for classic cars to the younger generation. Other car enthusiasts, like Steve McQueen and Robert Huck, also brought their prized vehicles to the event, highlighting the camaraderie and community spirit of car shows.
Organized by the Pharaohs Car Club of Colorado, the event aimed to create a “high-octane” experience on Main Street while raising money for the Johnny Mac Soldier Fund. Participants and attendees alike enjoyed the opportunity to connect with fellow car enthusiasts, share their love for classic cars, and support a good cause.
Jackson’s successful start-up of his Model T’s engine drew attention and admiration from spectators, demonstrating the dedication and passion that car owners like him bring to events like the Rocky Mountain Rods and Rides Car Show. With a focus on fun and community, the event provided a platform for car enthusiasts to come together, showcase their vehicles, and celebrate their shared love for classic cars.
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