Stratford car show benefits veterans organizations
Organizers say the vehicles have been preserved or restored to their original condition.
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7h agoThe annual Port 5 car show was held Sunday at Stratford's Boothe Park.
The show, which took place during the opening day of Booth Memorial Park and Museum, featured nearly 300 classic cars.
Organizers say the vehicles have been preserved or restored to their original condition.
All proceeds will benefit several veterans organizations including Fidelco Guide Dogs and Homes for the Brave.
The show featured food, music and a flag raising ceremony to honor all veterans.
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