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Photos: Pahrump Car Show rolls in for second year

Horace Langford Jr./Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Cars line up at the 2018 Pahrump Car Show on Oct. 6, 2018. The event, which made its debut appearance last year, was held at 3681 W. Bell Vista Ave. and produced by Top Notch Repairs.

Horace Langford Jr./Special to the Pahrump Valley Times A 1938 Chevy Tudor Sedan at the Pahrump Car Show produced by Top Notch Repairs in Pahrump on Oct. 6, 2018. The show brought out rows of classic cars with owners that competed for cash prizes.

Horace Langford Jr./Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Classic cars and trucks lined up at 3681 W. Bell Vista Ave. for the 2018 Pahrump Car Show on Oct. 6-7. Classic car owners enjoyed festivities and competed for cash prizes.

Horace Langford Jr./Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Classics such as a 1950 Oldsmobile 88 Fastback (pictured) were lined up at 3681 W. Bell Vista Ave. for the 2018 Pahrump Car Show on Oct. 6-7. Classic car owners enjoyed festivities and competed for cash prizes.

Horace Langford Jr./Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Spectators check out classic cars and trucks were on display for the Pahrump Car Show on Oct. 6-7. The event was produced by Top Notch Repairs in Pahrump.

Horace Langford Jr./Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Classic cars and trucks lined up for the 2018 Pahrump Car Show on Oct. 6-7 at 3681 W. Bell Vista Ave. The event was produced by Top Notch Repairs in Pahrump and the proceeds were said to benefit the Nye County School District.

Horace Langford Jr./Special to the Pahrump Valley Times Marcel and Valerie Martel of Pahrump-based Top Notch Repairs at the 2018 Pahrump Car Show on Oct. 6, 2018. Top Notch put on the two-day event at 3681 W. Bell Vista Ave.

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By Jeffrey Meehan Pahrump Valley Times

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Classic cars and trucks lined up in Pahrump on Oct. 6-7 to compete for cash prizes.

The 2018 Pahrump Car Show brought out a display of many hot rods and other classics to compete for some $5,000 in cash prizes at 3681 W. Bell Vista Ave. This is the second year the show has been put on in the Pahrump area.

The production is put together by Pahrump-based Top Notch Repairs, with proceeds benefiting the Nye County School District.

The event had live entertainment by country singer Aaron Pax Taylor and the Crossroads Band. The event also had food, raffles and other things to keep attendees entertained.

A raffle was also held on the second day of festivities with prizes donated by Front Sight Firearms Training Institute. All proceeds from the auction went directly to benefit Rosemary Clarke Middle School and NyE Communities Coalition, according to information on Top Notch Repairs’ website.

Contact reporter Jeffrey Meehan at jmeehan@pvtimes.com

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