Lydia Gadd, director of Westlake Community Services, is happy to participate in the classic car show July 4 in Clague Park to benefit the city food pantry. Linda Gandee
WESTLAKE, Ohio -- Classic cars are more than just vehicles; they’re timeless pieces of art that tell stories of bygone eras.
When enthusiasts gather to showcase their automotive treasures, it’s not just about revving engines and polishing chrome. It’s a celebration of craftsmanship, nostalgia and, in this case, a noble cause.
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