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Garrett Langham of Indiana, PA inspects an antique Duryea in one of the bays at Pennsylvania College of Technology during the Horseless Carriage Car Show Friday.
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K. Venkatesh Prasad, Group and Sr. Technical Leader of Vehicle Design and Infotronics for Ford Research, left, and Robert Kreipke, Corporate Historian for Ford Motor Co. spoke to students in Pennsylvania College's Automotive Technology program Friday. In the photo is a 1914 Ford Model T, which is owned by 1980 Penn College graduate Ron Smith of Allentown.
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Students admire a 1932 Chevrolet Cabriolet during the Horseless Carriage Car Show at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
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K. Venkatesh Prasad, Group and Sr. Technical Leader of Vehicle Design and Infotronics for Ford Research, left, and Robert Kreipke, Corporate Historian for Ford Motor Co. spoke to students in Pennsylvania College's Automotive Technology program Friday. In the photo is a 1914 Ford Model T, which is owned by 1980 Penn College graduate Ron Smith of Allentown.
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