Tue, 08/16/2022 - 08:22 am

Jeff Friedman

And the 2022 OBD Williams-Fossett Vintage Car Show trophy recipients are, from left, John C. Harris, South Bristol; Trey Walker, Damariscotta; Tom Yale, Boothbay; Doug Harley, Boothbay; Russell Orms, Brunswick showing for Paul Anderson; and Betsy Royal, South Bristol. Courtesy of Jeff Friedman

It was Woody Wonderland at Saturday’s 2022 Old Bristol Days Williams-Fossett Vintage Car Show held at Bristol Consolidated School. Both proud Woody owners took home trophies…Paul Anderson’s brown ’51 garnered second place honors while John C. Harris with his green ’47 took third place. Courtesy of Jeff Friedman

The 2022 Williams-Fossett Vintage Car Show attracted some 55 mega-cool vehicles, shattering last year’s total of 34 registrants.

Vintage Show organizers received positive feedback from both participants and visitors. “Now this is a car show,” commented New Harbor resident Mark Green. Wendy Orms of Brunswick, showing a ’51 Woody for owner Paul Anderson said, “What a fun parade and car show…great turnout!” John Deraklis, hailing from Damariscotta agreed with Ms. Orms, “That was great fun and what a terrific collection of cars. Well done!”

And the trophy winners are…

Tom Yale of Boothbay earned the first-place trophy for a 1957 Jaguar convertible.
Paul Anderson took second-place with his ’51 Woody.
The third-place trophy went to John C. Harris of South Bristol for his ‘47 Woody.
Doug Harley of Boothbay garnered the vintage show staff-pick, awarded for a 1955 VW Beetle.
The coveted kids-pick trophy was presented to Betsy Royal of South Bristol for her 2001 Jaguar convertible.
Outstanding Motorcycle went to Trey Walker of Pemaquid for a 1970 Triumph Bonneville.

The entire OBD Williams-Fossett Vintage Car Show volunteer staff thanks folks for joining the fun and hope to see all next year’s vintage show.