For all the car-lovers out there, here is a brief glimpse of Kemah’s antique car show. There weren’t all antique; however, some were brand new 2010 cars. The event was filmed near the Kemah Boardwalk at the Kemah Classic Car Show & Coastal Artists Festival. See the entire article here.

Justin Joseph

The Signal Staff

Tony Cormier is the owner of a 1934 Ford Coupe. The vehicle is equipped with custom interior, custom leather seats with embroidery and custom wheels. This vehicle contains a Chevrolet Corvette engine.

Artwork, Chevys, Fords, Dodges and vehicle makes of all kinds filled the boardwalk Oct. 3 at the Kemah Classic Car Show & Coastal Starving Artists Festival. The few clouds in the sky did not keep participants and patrons from missing out on beautiful cars and artistry.

Cars lined the boardwalk in symmetrical rows with their hoods opened to show off their chromed and polished engines. Some had their trunks opened as well to show off their engines, like Mickey Rose’s 1973 Volkswagen Super Beetle, since the engines are located in the trunk area. Continue Reading