Classic vehicles take places on Alba square
Car enthusiasts from around the state met last Saturday at the Alba City square to present their restored automobiles for viewing. The 2019 Alba Food Bank Car Exhibit was a showpiece of auto and truck restoration, and provided valuable funding for the Alba Food Bank.
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Classic vehicles take places on Alba square
Car enthusiasts from around the state met last Saturday at the Alba City square to present their restored automobiles for viewing. The 2019 Alba Food Bank Car Exhibit was a showpiece of auto and truck restoration, and provided valuable funding for the Alba Food Bank.
Car Show Director and Food Bank Coordinator Angie Osborn described the importance of the show to the food bank. “We serve about 60 families per month at the food bank, and the car show is almost all of our financial support,” she stated.
Osborn thanked all the sponsors who support the event and from whom the funding is secured. The food bank is located in the Alba First Baptist Church Family Life Center. Now in its fifth year, the car show has put Alba on the map of the automotive restoration circuit.
