Burbank show draws classic car lovers

Four-year old Soleil Oesteritz looks inside a custom Oldsmobile at the Downtown Burbank Car Classic.

Large crowds turned out for the car show Saturday.

Sydney Ralston of Burbank, wearing a ‘50s look from Pinup Girl Boutique on Magnolia Avenue, strikes a pose next to a 1972 Chevy Nova.

Among the many photographers, one sketch artist and animator, Kelly Hooper, 22 of Burbank, stood out by drawing her favorites, like this 1951 Snap On Tools International Metro Walk-in Van.

The car show featured celebrity vehicles, 150 classic cars, lifetime achievement awards and deejays spinning music from decades past.

Reflections from nearby businesses brighten up this black 1956 Chevrolet truck.

Tiany Serrano and her brother Raymond, visiting from Philadelphia, look inside a custom Oldsmobile.

Haley Rose of North Hollywood strikes a pose next to a 1964 Buick Riviera.

Marta Barthel of Shadow Hills keeps a close eye on her daughter Lexi Allegra Barthel, 2, as she meets Finley.

Burbank Mayor Will Rogers, left, and Vice Mayor Emily Gabel-Luddy meet Merrique Marcano, 6, of West Hills.

Lara Dudek of Belgium poses next to a classic car.

Five Fast and Furious cars were brought together for the first time at the Burbank show.

A classic Burbank police car is displayed.

Decorations on a 1964 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight.

A 1941 Willys Coupe.

Detail of a 1958 Continental III.

The front end of a 1951 Chevy Bel Air.

Camille Dodge of Sun Valley, left, and Monica Cauith of Valley Glenn pose next to a 1940 Ford Coupe.

The new Tesla Model X.

Dan Garza of Burbank and his puppet Thomas make an appearance at the show.

El Twanguero Diego Garcia plays for the crowds outside the Urban Press Winery.