08/02/08 Vintiques
Yakima Herald-Republic
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YAKIMA -- Pete Rosenberg from Milton, Wash., inspects the door of a 1929 Model A Ford owned by Wes DeVries of Roy, Wash., on Friday during the 33rd annual Vintiques Northwest Nationals at State Fair Park.
Rosenberg was helping clean the car to get ready for the show after DeVries drove it over in a rain storm. More than 750 pre-1972 vehicles are on display for the public to see at the show, which continues today for the general public.
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