Friends Steve Harwod and Lynie Staus put on an impromptu car show at Sequim Village Center on April 17 .

Harwod said they are honing in on a local charity for locals to support and plan to make the show a monthly event and with the little help from KSQM 91.5 dropping hints during the two days prior there was a big turnout.

The show featured at least 70 different vehicles, everything from rat rods of the 1930s to a 2021 mid-engine Corvette with less than 100 miles on it, to some car club entries that included a number of Cobras.

Photo by Bob Lampert

Saturday’s car show featured a refurbished 1956 Chevrolet. Photo by Bob Lampert

At right: Co-producers Steve Harwood and Lynie Staus enjoy a sunny day for a car show at Sequim Village Center on April 17, including a refurbished 1956 Chevrolet (bottom right) and a number of Cobras (bottom left). Photos by Bob Lampert

Photo by Bob Lampert

The impromptu April 17 car show at Sequim Village Center on April 17 included an Indianapolis 500 pace car. Photo by Bob Lampert