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Gorham resident enters restored Prohibition-era classic in local car show
Richard Pratt will show off his restored 1929 Franklin Model 130, complete with a secret compartment to stash booze, at the Lions Club Annual Classic Car Show in Gorham Sunday.
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Richard Pratt of Gorham readies his 1929 Franklin Model 130 for the Lions Club Classic Car Show Sunday.
Robert Lowell / American Journal
A 92-year-old Prohibition-era car will be entered in the Gorham Lions Club 13th Annual Classic Car Show on Sunday.
Gorham Lions Club 13th annual Classic Car Show
When: 6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday, July 25
(Show cars enter at 6:30 a.m.)
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Vintage cars on display in Gorham, despite the rain
The Lions Club brought back its annual classic car show, dampened slightly by Sunday s soggy weather.
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A 1953 Ford Overdrive at the Gorham Lions Club 13th Annual Classic Car Show on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
A Prohibition-era gangster car prowled the streets of Gorham on Sunday, driven by restorer Richard Pratt, who lives in town.
Pratt calls his 92-year-old Franklin Model 130, with a secret compartment for liquor, his “old faithful,” according to the American Journal. The air-cooled, 6-cylinder four-door was one of roughly 20 participants in the Lions Club Annual Classic Car Show, held outside Gorham High School.
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FRYEBURG, Maine â Legislators in Maineâs transportation committee last week heard a proposal to study extending the Mountain Division Trail, a paved recreation path, from Fryeburg to Standish.
A group called the Mountain Division Alliance would like to see the trail run 50 miles from New Hampshire to Portland. It would follow the old Mountain Division Railroad tracks that havenât been used in decades.
A 4-mile stretch has already been completed in Fryeburg, along with a 5-mile stretch from Windham to Gorham and a 1-mile section in Portland.
The Mountain Division Alliance in recent days was urging the public to support a bill, LD 672, pending in the legislature that calls for a study of expanding the Mountain Division Trail 28 miles from Fryeburg to Standish through the towns of Brownfield, Hiram and Baldwin.
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