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The day the sculptures rolled in
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Sunny skies and mild weather made for a perfect day for the Rolling Sculpture car show at the Barton County Historical Museum Saturday afternoon. Vintage cars, street rods, Mopars and Chevys, as well as several modified dragsters were on display for the public. The museum also presented video footage of the infant days of SRCA racing, and local racing memorabilia lent to the museum to commemorate the 60th anniversary of SRCA racing in Great Bend. - photo by VERONICA COONS, Great Bend Tribune
Whether it was dragsters, street rods, Mopars, or vintage cars that struck their fancy, visitors and exhibitors alike were drawn to the Second Annual Barton Historical Society Museum Rolling Sculpture car show Saturday afternoon, May 18. Members from several area car clubs and out of town owners of some of the past centuries most striking automobiles came to help celebrate the 60th anniversary of the SRCA drag strip and racing in Great Bend. Rich Fox, a veteran organizer of area car clubs and a street rod aficionado, gave the Tribune a run down on the different kinds of cars on display.