Oley Fire Co. 8th Annual Antique Power and Apple Festival Car Show

That's Leroy Kutz's 1955 Ford Fairlane two-door sedan and Harry Blankenbiller's immaculate 1962 Corvette convertible. Both of these vehicles went home with trophies in their respective classes. (Fleetwood/Temple)

The Quoit Tournament got underway at 8:00AM and was still going strong at noon.

There was definitely no shortage of antique power at the Oley Fire Company's 8th Annual Antique Power and Apple Festival Car Show.

The Cream of the Corvette Crop; Harry Blankenbiller(right) took 1st place while Norm Bradley garnered the 2nd place trophy at day's end. (Temple/Fleetwood)

Oley Fire Co. 8th Annual Antique Power and Apple Festival Car Show

If you'd be lost without your modern day electronic gadgets Ben Sonon's 1917 Peerless Steam Traction Engine is definitely NOT for you! (Hamburg area)

Photographing the photographer: Norm Bradley was captured photographing the reflection of his “Daddy's Toy” 1974 Corvette in the chrome of Joe Opitz's 1933 Reo Flying Cloud Elite. (Fleetwood/Hellertown)

The Tractor Barrel Train provided rides around the fairgrounds for kids of all ages throughout the beautiful fall day. 3184 (Horizontal) or 3185 (Vertical): Norm and Lisa Bradley's 1974 Corvette convertible was nearly blinding in the bright sunlight of the day. (Fleetwood)

Chuck Luggia's 1958 Nash Metropolitan is just the right size for two year old Cole Clemmer of Bechtelsville.

Larry Dey (right) not only took top honors in his class he also captured the coveted Best of Show award.

Courtesy of Carl Hess

There was a very nice assortment of cars, trucks and motorcycles at the Oley Fire Company's 8th Annual Antique Power and Apple Festival Car Show on Saturday, Oct. 10.

Participants of the Tractor Parade tour the OleyFairgrounds.

Could this be the original owner of this antique powered piece of equipment or someone just getting into the Halloween spirit?

Courtesy of Carl Hess

Big or small there's room for all in the Tractor Parade.

Try explain to two year old Luke Clemmer of Bechtelsville that their were no children's car seats back in 1958.

The simple but colorful interior of Jack Peterman's 1925 Ford T-Bucket Street Rod. (Reading)

This young lady gets some final instructions from crew chief Ben Sonon before pulling out on a John Deere for the Tractor parade. (Ben Sonon is from Windsor Twp. in the Hamburg area.)