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			<title>Fall Fair Classic Car Show – Motoring as it was</title>
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 <br>Robert Honiblow of Orangeville proudly stands by his 1930 Model A Ford coupe that has a storied “rumble seat” in mint condition. He displayed the vehicle at the Shelburne Fall Fair such that the bottom of the engine compartment could be viewed in a mirror beneath. He said the cab of the vehicle is the original steel but most of the rest of the car, such as fenders and the like, have been restored. This vehicle, he indicated, is like a member of the family. The Honiblow family also entered a mint-appearing 1955 Chevrolet Belair.

<b>Photos by Wes Keller</b>

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