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Canada More than 1,200 vehi- cles occupied every inch of space at Stouffville’s Teva Canada Ltd. site Saturday for Motorfest 2010.. The 13th annual show attracted thousands of spectators, many from a distance. Admission was free. In addition, each driver was provided gratis noon-day lunch. “No one else on the classic car circuit does this," said co-organizer Paul Parsons. “That’s what makes this show so popular.” Other coordinators included John Steckley, Lois Irwin, Dennis Alsop and Brent Snowden, plus dozens of volunteers. Proceeds will go to the Teen Challenge Women’s Centre in Aurora. Surprising. perhaps to nonâ€"attendees was the fact a truck, not a car, stole the show. But it was no ordinary truck. From its chrome plated grill to its oak rear flooring, Mario Isgro’s 1948 Chevy pickup far exceeded judges' expecâ€" tations. “It was once just an ordinary truck,” the Cale- don owner said. “I‘ found it on a farm in Uxbridge." In the last four years, it’sundergoneamajorres- toration including adding chromed Crown Victoria side trim, chromed wheel discs and a chromed instrument panel. Mario says he often takes the truck on long- distance trips, including a recent 1,600-mile jaunt to Martha’s Vineyard. “I didn’t come to win,” he said, “but winning’s still nice. It’s the social aspect of the event I enjoy most." In second place was a 1955 Chevrolet con- vertible owned by Diane KloWak of Mansfield. “We found it in a Geor- gia barn,” her husband said. “It had been stored more than 30 years.” Third was a 1929 Cadilâ€" lac Phaeton V-8, owned by Glenn and Kelly Evans of P011 Perry. Weight of the monster limousine was listed at 4,950 pounds. _ Other cars _and trucks also attracted attention including a 1937 Cord Truck tops at massive car event due the classic car capital of Ontario, maybe Sportsman convertible owned by venerable clas- sic collector Al Webster of Gormley. “It’s not for sale at any price," Mr. Webster said. “It’s part of me and my family. When I was a kid, this was the only car I ever wanted." Roaming Around Only 589 were built. Albert owns number 337. “I always wanted one,” he said. He placed its value at $250,000. Albert Hudson, for- merly of Stouffville and now of Bancroft, drove his 1947 Hudson Com- madore straightâ€"8 to the show. Mr. Hudson owns two other classics, a 1973 AMC Hornet and a 1948 Plymouth. The asking price was $13,500. He declined to reveal the price he paid. While not as old, a sec- ond Hudson also attract- ed attention. It was a 1955 Super Wasp, owned by Bob and Grace Kew of Goodwood. 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