Mike Cox and his 1937 Pontiac.

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By Adrian Hartman
InkFreeNews

WARSAW — Kosciusko Board of Realtor’s Car Show part of Main Street Warsaw’s August Third Friday celebration, filled Friday night with fun, for families, and car lovers alike.

Gunslinger Band plays music for the crowds.

The event brought together car enthusiasts, families and local residents for an evening packed with classic cars, custom rides, music and food from local vendors. Shiny engines and polished chrome drew crowds, while live music kept the energy high and spirits even higher.

The show wasn’t just about admiring gorgeous vehicles — it was also about giving back. The donation-based event raised funds for KBOR’s children’s charities, with every dollar helping support programs in the community. Attendees voted for their favorite cars with $1 per vote, adding an interactive twist to the fun. People’s Choice winner receiving a trophy.

Proceeds from the car show fueled KBOR’s Children’s Charities, supporting initiatives like Back-To-School backpacks in partnership with Combined Community Services, the Boots for Scholars program with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana, and six $1,000 scholarships awarded each year to local students.

Cars started rolling in as early as 4:15 p.m. with free entry and no registration needed. From vintage classics to sleek modern rides, every vehicle was welcome — and the strong community turnout made for a lively, memorable evening despite any weather worries.

The fifth annual KBOR Car Show proved that a love for cars, community spirit, and giving back make the perfect mix for a fun summer night in Warsaw