Old and classic vehicles were shown at Donnelly at the annual Smoky River Show and Shine at the annual Smoky River Mud Bogs at the Donnelly fairgrounds. The show attracted about 10 vehicles, event organizer Korby Boulet says. Some vehicles dated back to the 1970s.
Darcy Tokarz, of Guy, shows off his 1986 Chevrolet Silverado truck.A 1969 Plymouth Super B car, owned by Barry Klimp, of Valleyview, was checked out by Steve Poulin.Show and Shine co-ordinator Korby Boulet, of Falher, shows his 1978 GMC Sierra Grande pick-up truck.Steve Gervais, of Falher, shows off his 2006 Harley-Davidson motorcycle at the show and shine.
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