Richard and Bonnie Lisa of Washington Township, Bergen County, check out the 1941 Packard Special Station Wagon on Saturday at the Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction. The Packard went on the auction block at $250,000, making it the most expensive car at the show.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Large crowds walk the aisles looking at cars for sale or auction Saturday. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Cars are driven to the auction block. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Large crowds walk the aisles looking at cars for sale or auction Saturday. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Anthony Giordano, of Howard Beach, N.Y., looks at a 1930 Ford Model A. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Don Demos of EHT looks at a 1960 Austin Healey engine. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Large crowds walk the aisles looking at cars for sale or auction Saturday. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Large crowds walk the aisles looking at cars for sale or auction Saturday. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Large crowds walk the aisles looking at cars for sale or auction Saturday. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Large crowds walk the aisles looking at cars for sale or auction Saturday. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
Ben Fogletto
classic car show
Large crowds walk the aisles looking at cars for sale or auction Saturday. The Atlantic City Classic Car Show & Auction continues Sunday.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy added 175,000 jobs in May — a steady pace that shows strength in the face of tax increases and government spending cuts if not enough to reduce still-high unemployment.
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