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[John Harwood II] We're at the Greenwood Car Show.
It's a 31st year community fundraiser that we put on
for the Greenwood Community. Mile and half long.
We'll get about 70,000 people here.
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We have everything
you can think of from Ferraris to Mini Coopers to old
hot rods to electric vehicles.
[Dan Corley] It's a 1970 Dodge Challenger, three fourty.
It's a local car came from Tom Matason Dodge in Auburn, Washington.
[Harold Darden] It’s a 1961 Lincoln Continental, better known as the Kennedy car.
This is what John F Kennedy was riding in when he got killed,
but he was riding in a limousine.
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[Richard Cunningham] This is a 1927 Model T
that I built, collected parts from swap meets, picked up stuff here and there.
This shifter I found at a swap meet.
I’ve been to the car show.
As long as it’s been here.
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[John Harwood II] It started on 85th to 87th, one block long,
and some guys want to get together and just have a car show.
When we took over, the Greenwood Knights, we were just trying
just trying to put on the best event possible,
and it was not the everybody's favorite car show at that time.
So we spent a lot of time bringing everybody back
and it grew exponentially and that brought in a lot of money.
And so we formed
not just a car club, but we turned it into a nonprofit organization.
We give scholarships to kids to go to vocational school,
kids Christmas presents, whatever we get, we try to give away.
And here it's all about the neighborhood.
[Harold Darden] Oh, I think it's a wonderful thing
that the Greenwood Knights put this show on.
And I think it's a good deal for Greenwood, period.
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[Dan Corley] It just goes to show
that the neighborhoods are alive and well.
We like people to come to our neighborhoods.
We like people to come to our city and enjoy it.
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